Taiwan's first action blockbuster is a fiasco, redeemed only by Mainland comic Huang Bo.
CF:Acclaimed Actor Chen Qiang Dies at 94
[The article doesn't mention it but he is the father of Chen Peisi. And I highly recommend "Father and Son's Car" and "The Silly Manager", as well as "Make Ten Million", all of which feature the pair in wry comedies before the boomtimes in China surfaced.]
Chen Peisi, Chen Qiang in "Silly Manager"
More promotional stuff for "The Four" directed by Gordon Chan and Janet Chun
Liu Yifei
Origins of Riverdance revealed!
Anthony Wong and Wu Xiubo square off
Jiang Yiyan's got back
Jiang Yiyan
Wu Xiubo
Poster for "Painted Skin 2"/"Painted Skin: The Resurrection"
Look for Josie Ho in "Open Grave" directed by Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego
Reading her script (and texting her agent?)
Today is Tony Leung Chiu-Wai's 50th birthday and Carina Lau posted this photo of him yesterday. Last year, she wrote, "Master, happy birthday to you!". This year, "Blissful silence can also be gentle. Happy Birthday".
And a few more from Carina's weibo
Tony and Jacky Cheung
Tony and Kenny Bee
Carina, Tony, Brigitte Lin
Couples - Jacky, Tony, May Lo (Law Mei-Mei), Carina
Happy birthday! Thanks you all for coming! U guys rock the party!!!
Edison Chen posted another picture of Tang Wei on his weibo with no comment other than Sharing picture, Creepy, dude.
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Yeah, that EDC is definitely creepy. And what? He's only noticed Tang Wei now? Is he running out of starlets to stalk?
On a brighter note, I'll try and check out those Chen Qiang films you mentioned. I was intrigued by that photo of Magician's Adventure. I looked it up on the Web and saw it cited as China's first 3-D movie. Interesting. I'm always surprised films from that era that don't fit the stereotype of the propaganda film.
I was intrigued by that photo of Magician's Adventure. I looked it up on the Web and saw it cited as China's first 3-D movie.
Yeah, that photo caught my eye too. Added it to HKMDB. :D Looks like it's listed as available on vcd (yesasia).
Interesting. I'm always surprised films from that era that don't fit the stereotype of the propaganda film.
That's just lazy painting with broad strokes.
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