A news article from 25th March 2008 about the filming of Heart of Greed 2.

Credits: The Sun & Oriental Daily

Moses Chan, Raymond Lam, Tavia Yeung and Fala Chen etc were filming “Heart of Greed 2″ in North Point yesterday and attracted over 100 people who were watching and taking photos. At one stage the crowd was difficult to control so the police were called. During the commotion, someone in the crowd suddenly shouted and scolded the filming crew for blocking the streets, Moses and Raymond were scared so they had to hide inside the shop.

Moses Chan, Raymond Lam, Tavia Yeung and Fala Chen etc were filming “Heart of Greed 2″ in North Point yesterday which attracted a strong crowd of at least 100 people. As the set was close to the tram lines, many people were standing on the road to watch the stars and didn’t care about their safety. Many in the crowd complimented Moses and Raymond and said they were handsome. Maybe someone had complained about the filming, so the police were called to gain a better understanding of the situation. The police shouted, “If you want to watch the stars, go home!” The police also said the filming crew did not tell the crowd to leave.

Hope the neighbours will understand
Not long after, a female person suddenly burst out, “You’re filming and blocking the road, I haven’t even told you to leave yet and you’re telling me to leave?” The police and the filming crew felt there’s nothing much they can do in this situation. To prevent further commotion, the actors all hid in the shop to avoid conflict.

Afterwards, Moses said the situation wasn’t too bad because they had been filming in that area for a while. “We’re used to people watching whenever we film outdoors. (there was someone shouting?) Yeah! We were a little bit scared, worried that we would cause inconvenience to the neighbours by filming here. Filming is not everything! But we haven’t had problems before. Hope everyone can accommodate us. As we plan to film a lot of scenes here we don’t want to cause any unhappy feelings.

Tavia also said it’s common for people to gather around when they’re filming outdoors, but it’s rare that someone will shout at them. She said, “If we caused any inconvenience to the neighbours we’re sorry, hope they can accommodate us.”