Filipino actor, model, and swimmer Enchong Dee landed in Hong Kong recently for the filming of Extreme Ends. This new reality TV series, created by action entertainment TV channel KIX, showcases the “extreme” opposite sides of Hong Kong.
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| Enchong Dee has been tapped by KIX, a top regional English general entertainment channel, to explore Hong Kong and take viewers for the ride. |
Enchong is one of four celebrities from Southeast Asia featured in the four-episode reality series. He brings along his good friend and actress, Ria Atayde, to explore the amazing contrasts of Hong Kong. As each other’s favorite adventure buddy, they are ready to push their boundaries in this exciting experience.
Enchong first came to prominence after scoring the lead role in the hit TV drama Katorse in 2009. His great acting in several supporting roles led to his quick rise to fame. In 2014, he started his music career and released his first single, “Chinito Problems.” He has been nominated for several of his performances in TV shows and movies and has already won 13 awards at the age of 29. Currently, he is starring in another hit TV series called The Blood Sisters.
Ria, on the other hand, is a Filipino actress and began her career in 2015. She is the daughter of the actress, Sylvia Sanchez, and the sister of actor, Arjo Atayde. Having grown up in showbiz, it was only natural for Ria to eventually appear on TV shows and movies.
“I’m so excited to join KIX’s Extreme Ends. I have no idea what they have planned, but I’m ready to push my boundaries on this trip. I cannot wait to go on this eye-opening experience and explore the unknown sides of Hong Kong with Ria.” said Enchong.
Extreme Ends is a reality show featuring four celebrities and their special guests experiencing the many diverse sides of Hong Kong. In this original series, viewers get an entertaining glimpse into the relationship between the celebrities and their guests. At the same time, viewers will get to see new sides of Hong Kong they have never seen before. Each episode will feature a theme of extreme opposites, such as “fast vs. slow” or “high vs low”. These themes will showcase the fascinating contrasts, non-stop intensity and distinctively trendy attributes of Hong Kong.
Extreme Ends is produced by KIX’s parent company Celestial Tiger Entertainment, operator of the largest bouquet of pan-Asian channels dedicated to Asian entertainment. The show is supported by Hong Kong Tourism Board and Harbour City. Extreme Ends will air first and exclusively on KIX in October.
In the Philippines, KIX is one of the Top 20 Pay TV channels in the country and the #1 regional English general entertainment channel in 2018-year-to-date.
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