What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, or in this case, what happens in Canberra stays in Canberra. Carrie Wong and Tay Ying were filming Mediacorp's new drama Shero in Canberra, Australia, between late February and early March this year, when they had a 'bad hangover' after having one too many during one of the days. Speaking to AsiaOne at...
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, or in this case, what happens in Canberra stays in Canberra.
The 29-year-old actress shared: "We grabbed lunch and went to a brewery to try different beers after that. The beers were specially brewed in Canberra with many different varieties. We wanted to try everything, so we did and we tried a lot." "That memory to me is very precious and we still laugh about it now. Even though we had a bad hangover the next day, if we get to choose one more time, we would still do it again."In Shero, Carrie plays Zhang Yinxi, the owner of a female bodyguard company with the titular name, who went missing in action. Her sister, Yinchen joins Shero as a bodyguard to continue her legacy and look for her sister.
She gushed about her experiences in Canberra: "I love the dynamics there. People just helped each other and bonded with each other. Every time I go for an overseas shoot, I don't want to come back because I enjoyed it a lot."The filming schedule was very packed and we only had a limited time to complete so many scenes. I would usually have a lack of sleep.
She added that she took separate outings to different places with Carrie and co-star Nick Teo during the trip. Carrie said: "Tay Ying and I will buy a bottle of wine from the supermarket and we will go to either one of our rooms to sit down and talk about random things. It was very relaxing and that helped me a lot."
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