\”I Trusted Him\”: Phyllis Quek Shockingly Takes on Action Scenes as a Wealthy Housewife with Zheng Geping – Entertainment News

\”I Trusted Him\”: Phyllis Quek Shockingly Takes on Action Scenes as a Wealthy Housewife with Zheng Geping – Entertainment News

Phyllis Quek’s “Rich Housewife” Turns Into a Bumpy Action Ride

When Phyllis Quek first met Geping, she imagined a life in the drama that was all smiles, big cars, and a comfortable home. The reality? A whirlwind of high‑altitude stunts and heart‑pounding chase‑scene madness.

Expectations vs. Reality

  • She signed on without even skimming the script—trusting Geping was all she needed.
  • Her character, Yu Jiachun, was cast as a pampered housewife, a role she thought would be “walk in the park.”
  • Instead, audiences get a twist that sends her from living the easy life straight into a world of danger.

“I Didn’t Know!”

Phyllis giggled about the surprise when she realized that her supposedly serene part actually required a lot of action. “At the time, Geping told me the role was a rich housewife and felt I was really suited for it, so he asked if I wanted to come and act.” She simply nodded and trusted his vision.

Stunt‑Wired Chills
  • Jumping off a pedestrian bridge in Ang Mo Kio became her most daunting scene.
  • She admits having acrophobia, with adrenaline‑filled moments that had her eyes turning red.
  • The stunt wires, usually a familiar game, reminded her of a memory from over twenty years ago.

Even though she was “a little scared” standing on the ledge, the actual drop—shot five times for continuity—sent chills through her entire body. The crew noticed her anxiety and adjusted the height, a small kindness that kept the line of danger manageable.

Behind the Scene Smash‑ups

Her character’s escape run and chase sequences hit hard. “I was cheated! This privileged housewife isn’t privileged at all!” Phyllis joked, reflecting on the high‑energy demands that came with portraying Jiachun’s double life.

When asked if she vented those frustrations to Zheng Geping, she said, “We’re actors, so we try our best to be as professional as possible.”

Star Lineup & Airing Info

Soul Detective brings together an ensemble of talents, including Bryan Wong, Jesseca Liu, Carrie Wong, Cavin Soh, and Nick Teo. New episodes premiere at 9 pm on Channel 8 and are available for free on meWATCH.