Showing posts with label Copy Cat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copy Cat. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

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Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith working on Kung Fu Kids (Sina.com)

Q&A: Lu Chuan - City of Life and Death (Nanjing, Nanjing) (Hollywood Reporter)
I read a script called Black Moon Rising, you know like the song, and it was fantastic. It was written by this young kid from Australia and it's werewolves against vampires. They're all in human form and somewhere in the middle of Australia, there's this bank and these vampires try to rob this bank and the bank is owned by the werewolves (Laughs). It's like a tongue-in-cheek thing, not a serious thing, but it was pretty funny that the bank robbers are vampires and the owner of the bank is a werewolf. There's a human element in it so that's something I might develop a little bit further...

Huang Yi
Huang Yi, though recently rumored to have gotten married, these photos are from the Manfred Wong produced 'Stubborn Radish' costarring Huang Bo. The film is scheduled for an Oct. 23rd release. (Xinhuanet.com)

Sun Nan, Liu Zi
Liu Zi
Suspense comedy Copy Cat's Sun Nan plays a Bruce Lee like crusader against music piracy. (Sina.com)

Variety: Weaving Girl review
Chinese helmer Wang Quanan's third feature, "Weaving Girl," takes an unblinking look at the plight of beautiful factory girl Li Li

Director Han Sanping has revealed that a prequel to "The Founding of a Republic" is set to be made and released in 2011.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

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Copy Cat opens Sept. 25
John Woo
A four hour director's cut of The Founding of a Republic will be broadcast on TV to include all the scenes deleted in the theatrical version.. Director Huang Jianxin also clarified that the participation of Stephen Chow was only a rumor. Stephen Chow called Han Sanping to offer his services but the film had already finished shooting and he could only say, 'Thank You", to his offer. (Xinhuanet.com)

Tian Zhuangzhuang

Maggie Q

Joe Odagiri
Maggie Q, Tian Zhuangzhuang, Joe Odagiri
The film "The Warrior and the Wolf" by Chinese director Tian Zhuangzhuang premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13, 2009.

Variety: Chengdu, I Love You
The bloody carcass of a planned three-part movie set around Sichuan's provincial capital (and its earthquake traumas), "Chengdu, I Love You" hobbles onscreen minus one leg in unmarketable condition.

Li Bingbing - The Message
After a 13 minute reel preview of The Message, Li Bingbing was praised for her performance  (Sina.com)

John Woo
Terence Chang, John Woo, Director Lee Gui-Yuen
My Fair Gentleman promotion activity (Sina.com)




Aaron Kwok
Janine Chang Chun-Ning
Aaron Kwok and Janine Chang Chun-Ning open Murderer in Taipei (Sina.com)



Gillian Chung
A 8 minute 34 second video by Jiang Zhi  of Gillian Chung is the highlight of performance video exhibition in Shanghai. In the video, it shows a closeup of Gillian at first with a peaceful smile but as time progresses Gillian becomes sadder, heartbroken and she begins to frown, then her lips tremble and eyes begin to tear, finally, unable to hold it in she starts bawling and weeping. (Xinhuanet.com)  
AMFF pays tribute to Yasmin Ahmad
This year's Australian Malaysian Film Festival (AMFF) from Oct 4 to 7, at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Federation Square, here, pays tribute to the memory of Malaysian filmmaking legend Yasmin Ahmad.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Copy Cat

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Sun Nan plays a hip-hop singer
Copy Cat is a Mainland black comedy about music piracy that opens Sept.25 (Sina.com). It is described as having a style comparable to Reservoir Dogs and hopes to top Ning Hao's Crazy Stone at the box office. Director Gao Yixin has a music video background and leads the cast of 13 pop stars. (Sina.com)