Showing posts with label Du Lala's Promotion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Du Lala's Promotion. Show all posts

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Go Lala Go! - Shanghai Premiere

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(Apr.9) Shanghai publicity stop of Go Lala Go! (formerly Du LaLa's Promotion). Natiowide release is scheduled for Apr.15. The film had been previously criticized for excessive product placement ads.

Director, actor Xu Jinglei

Stanley Huang

Karen Mok

Pace Wu

Li Ai

Li Ai, Pace Wu, Xu Jinglei, Karen Mok, Stanley Huang


Xu Jinglei

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

3.9.2010 - News

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Gigi Leung and Ronald Cheng - Just Another Pandora's Box
(aka Once Upon A Chinese Classic)

Ronald Cheng had to endure heat and discomfort to film the scene.

Huang Bo
The upcoming film to be released on March 18 has attracted many pop stars from both Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland. It centers on an idiot who embarks on an adventurous journey with the help of a magic box during the period of the Three Kingdoms in ancient China.

Gillian Chung

Eric Tsang


Zhang Jingchu - The Double Life (A Side, B Side)

Zhang Jingchu's first attempt at comedy, she plays a glamorous model suffering from depression. The crew jokingly dubbed her 'NG Queen' due to her numerous NGs, i.e., bad takes.

Hong Kong acting veterans Cheng Pei-pei and Kenneth Tsang joined the cast of New Zealand romantic comedy “Girl Meets Boy," the feature debut of director Roseanne Liang for South Pacific Pictures.
First-time director Roseanne Liang’s coming-of-age story is about a New Zealand-born Chinese overachiever who defies her parents’ wishes and falls for a European New Zealander.
Martial arts legend [Cheng] Pei Pei plays the girl’s mother and Tsang her strict father, whose traditional values make it hard for him to accept that his youngest daughter would choose film school over medical school and want to marry a European.
A young cast of New Zealand actors includes Michelle Ang as the headstrong protagonist, Matthew Whelan as her love interest, and Katlyn Wong and Celeste Wong.

CRI: Go Lala Go! (formerly Du Lala's Promotion)
The film stars director Xu Jinglei herself as Du Lala, as well as Stanley Huang, Karen Mok, Li Ai, and Pace Wu.


Dante Lam - Beijing

Richie Jen, Leon Lai in Beijing promoting Fire of Conscience

Eason Chan cover shoot for new album


Fan Bingbing - Paris


Fan Bingbing attending the Jean Paul Gaultier Paris fashion show (Mar.6)
Louisa So Yuk-Wa and Wu Fung at a recent promotion activity

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Du Lala's Promotion - Stills

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Director, actress Xu Jinglei



Karen Mok, Xu Jinglei



Stanley Huang


Du Lala's Promotion takes place in the workplace of the high fashion world. Release is scheduled for Apr.15. (HunanTV)

Monday, December 28, 2009

12.28.2009 - News

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Two new posters. Movie opens Jan.22.





Producer Jackie Chan launches TV version of The Myth (HunanTV)

Movie season's lesser gems
Midnight Taxi, Poker King, Bright Future

CRI: Xu Jinglei Offers More Office Politics Advice
Xu Jinglei shoots promotional photos for her upcoming film "Du Lala's Promotion" in Beijing on December 26, 2009.

Angry group lashes out at Zhang Ziyi
Zhang Ziyi accused of cheating former business partner

English subtitles missing in Hong Kong's 'Avatar'

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

12.23.2009 - News

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Future Cop starring Andy Lau and Barbie Hsu opens Feb. 5 HD slide show (10)(Sina)


Peter Chan, Sandra Ng and daughter


Fan Bingbing


Nic Tse


Li Yuchun


Hu Jun
Taipei premiere of Bodyguards and Assassins (Dec.22) (Xinhua) (HunanTV)


'Sex and the City' costume designer Patricia Field has headed up the design team of 'Du Lala's Promotion', a film adaptation of same-titled best selling novel directed by Xu Jinglei.


THR: Asia going global by getting local



Sammo Hung and a series of Wii Sports Resort adverts (Thanks, to Fan)

The Karate Kid trailer released

Thursday, September 17, 2009

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Jay Chou as Kato (CRI)

Johnnie To, Johnny Hallyday
Long lines of fans waited for the Toronto screening Johnnie To's Vengeance (Xinhuanet.com)
The Message, starring Zhou Xun and Li Bingbing, tells the story of how the Japanese-controlled puppet government finds an undercover agent among five suspects during China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937-45).

War is crazy and most of the characters are, too, in "Cow,"an often brilliantly imagined black comedy-cum-magical-realist yarn about a dumb Shandong peasant and his cow during WWII.
After Paris and New York, here comes a quartet of love letters to Bangkok - episodes marketed as one feature film, financed by the Thai Public Broadcasting Service, and with the intention of showcasing the country’s capital internationally.

Filming will be begin early next year for Chen's new film based on Orphans in China. Orphans in China is a play written by Voltaire that itself is a translation of a famous Chinese play Orphan of Zhao. The story is based on a true incident and takes place in the Spring and Autumn Period. Chen intends to build a whole Orphan City a la Bodyguards and Assassins. It will be built in Xiangshan, Zhejiang Province (after much competition from other cities) and encompass 152 acres. Construction of the city has already begun and will be completed by year end. Sun Honglei unexpectedly appeared at the ceremony as the cast is unannounced yet. Sun, who is in demand by both Zhang Yimou and John Woo, said, 'I am here to cheer on the director. Certainly, if the director invites me, I will participate.' (Xinhuanet.com)

Zhao Wei


Zhao Wei is in studio working on Mulan's post-production dubbing. Of great interest, was whether her real voice would be used. Earlier, it was reported that her voice was considered too harsh and heavy. However, it was considered fitting and consistent for the role. In the end, the rumors proved unfounded. Zhao Wei's voice is recognizable and distinct, and she refused to be dubbed. Since, Mulan had been in the battlefield many years disguised as a man, her voice cannot be soft. Zhao Wei said, 'I have faith in my voice. The role is different from my other roles. I am a man standing over hundreds of generals so the sound of my voice will be certainly different.' (Sina.com) [You go, girl!]

Ekin Cheng
Ekin hopes to recapture the spirit of Storm Riders in Storm Warriors 11 years later. (Sina.com)
Riding on a Storm
A decade after appearing in storm riders, Cheng E-Kin and Aaron Kwok reprise their roles as Wind and Cloud

China's 'Iron Man' an undying legend

"Du Lala's Promotion" Stills Revealed (CRI)

Remake of "Journey to The West" in the Works (CRI)
Though at a reportedly huge cost of 100 million yuan, the new project had draw the public to question if it could outdo the widely applauded 1980 TV series of "Journey to The West", the first - and so far the best - small screen production of the classic novel.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Xu Jinglei - Du Lala's Promotion

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Stanley Huang, Li Ai
Xu Jinglei and fan

Xu Jinglei
Conducting interview
First productions stills from director-actress Xu Jinglei's new film Du Lala's Promotion were released. The production crew is filming in Thailand. Karen Mok and Pace Wu also costar in the film. (Sina.com)