Jeremy Chan’s Hand‑Pain Adventure
On August 17, 2018, local actor Jeremy Chan faced a bruised wrist that almost put the whole shoot on hold. He played it tough, even while his wife Jesseca Liu was standing by with first‑aid supplies and a touch of celebrity TLC.
The (Accidental) Action Sequence
- He started with a scene where he had to smack his hand on a wall—but he went in a bit too hard.
- The next day, he twisted the same wrist again while re‑filming.
- During a third take, he decided the best way to hit a locker door was to throw a full fist, totally ignoring the pain—and ending up with a fractured hand.
Who Was in the Tragic“Fight”?
Even though the hurt was real, Jeremy didn’t want to slow the production. He dived right into a boxing scene, “wrestling” with a guy full of energy.
When his wife Jesseca was on set, she moved from emergency management to cosmetic doctor—removing makeup, washing his face, and even changing his clothes. He joked, “If I had been Yang Guo, she’d be the “Little Dragon Girl” of my love life!”
Doctor’s Orders
The next morning, Jeremy saw a doctor. X‑ray results confirmed a fracture, prompting a specialist reference. Work commitments delayed the plaster cast for a couple of days—but in the end, the cast was on.
Bottom Line
When actor Jeremy Chan went about his work, his hand discovered a life lesson: keep the hits light and let your wife be the true hero of the day!