Actor Moses Chan has revealed that while he is extremely experienced when it comes to doing dangerous stunts, he has to be more careful about doing them now because he has a family.

According to Chan, "As an actor, we do hope to make stunts look as realistic as possible, but safety comes first. If these stunts aren't life-threatening, I would definitely try to do them myself. If I don't feel confident enough, I guess I'll have to leave the rest to the stunt performers."

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The 44-year old actor said in the past, he was more open to doing his own stunts, saying that he did any kind of stunt possible - from car crashes to explosions to even hanging off a building without wires.

Luckily, Chan said that film stunts now have become a lot safer for actors. He noted that the safety of actors is now top priority on the set, and that real weapons are rarely used in movies and dramas today.

Although he's a bit hesitant about stunts now, the actor said that he is open to tackling dramas and movies with sensitive topics since he does consider himself a bold actor. Chan said that as long as the project is artfully done, then he would do it. However, he would not opt for dramas and movies with sensitive topics if they are done for mere commercial purposes.

The actor gave the above interview during a Sunday morning shoot for the TVB drama "Perfect Traitor" with his co-stars Maggie Shiu and Li Shing Cheong.

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