Aaron Kwok Shu Qi was involved in a fraud turmoil, starring in the movie involving as much as one million, and netizens were very angry
Recently, Aaron Kwok and Shu Qi were proud of the spring breeze, Aaron Kwok took his wife Fang Yuan and daughter to the racecourse to cheer for their horses, and Shu Qi's "If You Are Honest Do Not Disturb 3" is also being screened.
But I didn't expect them to get into trouble, some media reported that the movies starring Aaron Kwok, Miriam Yeung, Shu Qi and other stars were suspected of film and television investment fraud, and the police also issued an announcement to solicit clues.
According to the police, a total of four film and television media companies were involved in the case, and as many as 12 movies were involved, including the movie "Mai Passerby" starring Aaron Kwok and Miriam Yeung, and the movie "Ruffian Lover" starring Shu Qi.
Aaron Kwok and Miriam Yeung's "Wheat Passerby" has been released in 2019, although it only has a rating of 6.5, but it was nominated for the 39th Hong Kong Film Awards, while Shu Qi's "Ruffian Lover" was completed in 2019 and has not been released yet.
The implementation process of fraud is not complicated, mainly because the criminal gang designs and arranges the phone to guide investors to buy the "revenue share" of the movie to commit fraud, and since 2020, there have been investors in legal rights protection.
The media also shared several real cases to warn everyone that the victim, Mr. Li, was first pulled into the stock group, and after the teacher explained the knowledge of stocks and gained trust, he began to call on everyone to invest in the film and television industry, and recommended the movie starring Aaron Kwok, saying that he could get 3 to 5 times the income, so Mr. Li invested 109,000 yuan.
85-year-old Mr. Qiao was also deceived by the same means, because the film and television company recommended by the teacher is strong and will cooperate with stars such as Aaron Kwok and Miriam Yeung, so Mr. Qiao did not suspect it, and invested 1.1 million to get the right to investment income from the movie.
Investors feel that film and television investment is not only guaranteed by first-line stars, but also has high returns and risk interest, and they will not lose anything they do, but they did not expect that not only did they not get the income, but they could not even recover the principal, because the defendant company always had a reason to defend itself.
Therefore, some investors' claims have been successfully upheld by the courts, but some can only be really bitter, and the court believes that the victim is gullible and does not conform to daily experience with just a few words, or the movie has been legally released, and there is nothing to say.
In fact, behind this film and television investment, it has become a game of capital, and ordinary people are "exploited" by them if they don't understand so much, for example, the company involved in the case is not a direct investment, but through the transfer of "investment shares", the relationship is completely drawn, and the pot is thrown to the investor, which makes people feel chilling.
After watching this film and television investment fraud case, many netizens expressed their anger, and finally understood why movies and TV series spend a lot of money now, but the quality is very bad.
Therefore, netizens directly named the film and television dramas that they felt were a little outrageous, and shouted that they should investigate them thoroughly, don't let the entertainment industry mess up.
But netizens also have different opinions on the implicated stars such as Aaron Kwok, Shu Qi, and Miriam Yeung, and some people think that the film and television companies are mainly to blame. But another part of netizens feel that celebrities should not be excused, investors are going for their fame, and their high income is also related to film and television investment, so they must take responsibility.
At present, the police are still collecting clues in this film and television investment fraud case, which also warns us that we need to be cautious in investment, and don't be coaxed by the star effect to not only not make money, but also not to recover the principal.