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Actor Thai Khiết recounts two kidnapping scenes in 'Steel Evidence 5'. She was most impressed with the scene of being handcuffed, clothed figure, and lying on a cold steel table in the middle of winter.
In 2 episodes of Steel Evidence part 5 aired on TVB channel on 1-2/12, actor Thai Khiết has two kidnapping scenes, heavy psychological development. She transforms into Dr. Fan, who unintentionally discovers the secret of the murderer. This person kidnaps her and performs horrific acts.
According to Topick, these are two unforgettable segments of Thai Khiết, especially the scene of her being tied up and lying on the operating table in the anatomy room. The actress said this scene on screen looks like she's naked but in reality, it's all due to the clever arrangement of the camera angle by the cinematographer, director.
The filming of the scene took place in winter. 'Winter is one of the main settings of the film. I shot many autopsy scenes on the coldest days,' the actress said.
She praised the professionalism of the actors playing dead bodies: 'They were not allowed to wear clothes and had to lie still on the steel bed. Despite having a heater to warm the scene, it was still very cold. I admire them for their dedication to their work.
Regarding her scene, Thai Khiết mentioned falling off the steel bed and feeling uncomfortable due to her hands being tied, mouth gagged. She had to communicate through eye contact and body language to express pain, fear, wanting to scream for help but feeling helpless. After the scene, her eyes were swollen and painful.
Speaking about the scene of being tied up in front of the mirrored surface, the actress praised the prop team for creating an interesting set.
Tied up twice in one night, Thai Khiết shared the most difficult part was maintaining a pleasant appearance. She jokingly said: “The biggest challenge when filming is to maintain a tidy, pleasant appearance. I had to pay attention to myself throughout the shooting process.”
Kelvin (portraying Quan Sở Diệu, the one who kidnapped Dr. Fan) rarely plays a villainous role. He talked about the kidnapping scene with Thai Khiết and said the biggest pressure at that time was to act quickly. “During that segment, she was wearing minimal cloth on the steel bed, in the freezing cold, I really wanted to finish it quickly.”
