Thursday, November 18, 2010

11.18.2010 - News

Variety: Ge You emerging as China's most bankable thesp

FBA: Bona files for stock market listing
THR: China's Bona Film Group Files IPO
  • Bona, which no longer is connected to China's military, counts among its private competitors Huayi Brothers Media, which raised $176 million on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in October 2009 and Enlight Media, a Beijing based TV company turned movie studio.
  • Bona, in fact, has government ties of its own, having merged in November 2003 with the China Poly Group, a business wing of the People's Liberation Army, to form PolyBona Film Distribution, the company's former English name
  • Bona's U.S. IPO filing follows close on the heels of the filings for U.S. public listings by China's two largest online video sharing web sites, Youku with the New York Stock Exchange and Tudou on the Nasdaq.
Director Shang Jing has reunited the original cast to continue his parody of social issues through the stories of everyday life in a small inn.

Andy Lau and Gong Li attend the trailer premiere event for What Women Want in Beijing (Nov. 18)

Director Chen Daming

(Nov.17) Peter Chan, Sandra Ng and Vincent Kok of Mr. and Mrs Incredible collaborated with the Hong Kong Tourism Board to promote winter holiday tourism and  shopping. A 3D animated short film featured characters named 'Hong-Hong' and 'Kong-Kong'. Peter Chan, jokingly, announced the release date for Mr. and Mrs. Incredible as January 32, 2011, meaning the day after January 31st.

Peter Chan





Director Vincent Kok

Sandra Ng, Peter Chan, Vincent Kok

Sandra Ng, Peter Chan
Li Qin (Dream of the Red Mansions) plays Blue Phoenix in Mr.and Mrs. Incredible


Let the Bullet posters outlining the characters



Wang Xueqi in Chen Kaige's Sacrifice

Founding of a Party
Wang Leehom

Daniel Wu
Qin Lan, Bai Bing



The Taiwanese actress and her millionaire boyfriend registered their marriage in Beijing on Tuesday, and will hold their wedding in March. [Rumors of her pregnancy _may_ prove to be unfounded. :D]
Hsu may have called Wang her "husband" in her statement, however, due to regulations governing cross–strait marriages; they are not legally husband and wife yet. 
Netizens are gleefully flaming the 34-year-old, calling her everything from "evil woman" and "gold-digger" to "more disgusting than a rat" and "Big quot; (a play on Hsu's official nickname Big S). The cause of such outrage?

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