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The Exorcist's Meter | |
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降魔的 | |
Genre | Supernatural |
Created by | Dave Fong Chun-chiu |
Written by | Ruby Law Pui-ching |
Starring | Kenneth Ma Mandy Wong Hubert Wu Moon Lau Hugo Wong Ram Chiang Susan Tse |
Theme music composer | Alan Cheung Ka-shing Damon Chui |
Opening theme | I Was Here (到此一遊) by Hubert Wu |
Ending theme | Far Away (遙不可及) by Hubert Wu Bleeding Rose (泣血薔薇) by Jinny Ng |
Country of origin | Hong Kong |
Original languages | Cantonese Mandarin |
No. of episodes | 21 |
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Producer | Dave Fong Chun-chiu |
Production location | Hong Kong |
Camera setup | Multi camera |
Running time | 45 minutes (per episode) |
Production company | TVB |
Original release | |
Network | TVB Jade |
Release | 30 October – 26 November 2017 |
Related | |
The Exorcist’s 2nd Meter |
The Exorcist's Meter is a 2017 Hong Kong supernatural television drama produced by Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB). It stars Kenneth Ma, Mandy Wong, Hubert Wu, Moon Lau, Hugo Wong, Ram Chiang and Susan Tse. [1] A second season was aired in 2020.
Ma Kwai (Kenneth Ma) is an optimistic taxi driver. One day, he accidentally wakes the stone spirit Shek Kam Dong (Hubert Wu). Since then, he is able to see ghosts and spirits. Meanwhile, Ma meets Bella Bui (Moon Lau), a supernatural TV host, and together they go on supernatural adventures. Bella gradually develops feelings for Ma. Nevertheless, Ma has had a crush on his regular passenger, Dr. Felicity Chong (Mandy Wong). In the meantime, a demon endangers the world. Shek Kam Dong loses his powers while battling with it. Surprisingly, Ma shows powers which enables him to fight the demon...
A costume fitting press conference was held on 25 August 2016. [2] The filming lasted from August to December 2016.
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Category | Nominee | Result |
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Best Drama | The Exorcist’s Meter | Nominated |
Netizen’s Favourite Drama | Won | |
Best Actor | Kenneth Ma | Top 5 |
Most Popular Male Character | Kenneth Ma as "Ma Kwai" | Won |
Hubert Wu as "Shek Kam Dong" | Nominated | |
Most Popular Female Character | Mandy Wong as "Chong Tsz-yeuk" | Top 5 |
Moon Lau as "Pui Pui-na" | Nominated | |
Susan Tse as "Leung Ching-ching" | Nominated | |
Best Supporting Actor | Hubert Wu | Nominated |
Hugo Wong | Nominated | |
Ram Chiang | Nominated | |
Anthony Ho | Nominated | |
Best Supporting Actress | Susan Tse | Nominated |
Most Improved Male Artiste | Hubert Wu | Nominated |
Most Popular Onscreen Partnership | Kenneth Ma and Hubert Wu | Nominated |
Most Popular Drama Theme Song | I Was Here by Hubert Wu | Won |
Far Away by Hubert Wu | Nominated | |
Bleeding Rose by Jinny Ng | Nominated |
Category | Nominee | Result |
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Best Drama | The Exorcist’s Meter | Won |
Best Script | Won | |
People’s Choice Best Actor | Kenneth Ma as "Ma Kwai" | Won |
People’s Choice Best Actress | Mandy Wong as "Chong Tsz-yeuk" | Top 5 (Ranked 2nd) |
People’s Choice Best Supporting Actor | Hubert Wu as "Shek Kam Dong" | Won |
Anthony Ho as "Lung Mau" | Top 5 (Ranked 2nd) | |
Raymond Chiu as "Luk La-yat" | Top 5 (Ranked 3rd) | |
People’s Choice Best Supporting Actress | Moon Lau as "Pui Pui-na" | Top 5 (Ranked 2nd) |
People’s Choice Most Improved Male Artiste | Hubert Wu | Won |
Anthony Ho | Top 5 (Ranked 2nd) | |
People’s Choice Most Improved Female Artiste | Moon Lau | Won |
People’s Choice Best TV Drama Partnership | Kenneth Ma and Hubert Wu as "Ma Kwai" and "Shek Kam Dong" | Won |
Kenneth Ma, King Kong Lee and Kitty Yuen as "Ma Kwai", "Ma Ka-lit" and "Kwai Li-fu" | Top 5 (Ranked 5th) | |
People’s Choice Best Drama Theme Song | I Was Here by Hubert Wu | Top 5 (Ranked 2nd) |
Far Away by Hubert Wu | Won | |
Bleeding Rose by Jinny Ng | Top 5 (Ranked 5th) |
Category | Nominee | Result |
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Best Drama | The Exorcist’s Meter | Won |
Best Production, Best Script | Won | |
Best Leading Actor in Drama Series | Kenneth Ma as "Ma Kwai" | Won |
Best Supporting Actor in Drama Series | Anthony Ho as "Lung Mau" | Won |
Best Supporting Actress in Drama Series | Moon Lau as "Pui Pui-na" | Won |
Best Theme Song | I Was Here by Hubert Wu | Won |
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