Showing posts with label Single Men and Women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Single Men and Women. Show all posts

Monday, January 10, 2011

Don't Go Breaking My Heart Posters

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Posters for Johnnie To and Wai Ka-Fai's urban romance Don't Go Breaking My Heart (Single Men and Women) were released today. The film features Daniel Wu, Louis Koo and Gao Yuanyuan and will be released at the end of March. The posters pay tribute to Krzysztof Kieslowski's Tres Couleur's Trilogy: Red, White and Blue


Daniel Wu

Louis Koo

Gao Yuanyuan

(Sina)

Thursday, January 6, 2011

1.06.2011 - News

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THR: If You Are the One 2
In the sequel, the romance feels a bit pallid and the story mirthless, possibly because the lovers still can’t reconcile love and marriage. A sense that there’s a dark lining to every silver cloud reigns.
WSJ: Feng Xiaogang Spreads His Magic West
“The [overseas Chinese] audience is so conditioned to seeing these pictures on the Internet or on pirated DVDs,” he says. “It will take a while to break the habit that has been around a long time. Nothing beats seeing these pictures on a big screen.”






Friday, August 6, 2010

8.6.2010 - News

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Xinhua: Quake film triggers calls for shake-up of film approval system
The latest domestic blockbuster, "Aftershock," set during the 1976 Tangshan earthquake that left more than 240,000 people dead, has stirred up a debate among parents whose children were scared -- not moved -- to tears during the movie.

Study: Asians rely on mobile video (THR)
Americans watch twice as much TV as Asian counterparts

Danwei: Southern Weekly in conversation with Chen Daoming
Chen Daoming is one of the most venerated actors in China, working in TV and film since the ‘80s. His roles include Fang Hung-chien in the 1990 TV adaptation of Fortress Besieged by Qian Zhongshu . Lately though, his more commercial roles include the emperor in Zhang Yimou’s Hero and the retired People’s Liberation Army officer in Feng Xiaogang’s Aftershock.
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Charlene Choi and Raymond Lam in stills from The Jade and The Pearl




The Johnnie To-Wai Ka-Fai Single Men and Women crew held a wrap ceremony and invited the media. Louis Koo is still busy shooting Chinese Ghost Story in Shanghai and complained of the heat there filming in heavy costumes. He said filming Single Men was much easier as it was indoors with air-conditioning.
Johnnie To, Louis Koo, Gao Yuanyuan, Wai Ka-Fai

Louis Koo, Gao Yuanyuan

Gao Yuanyuan




Johnnie To

Miao Pu and Nick Cheung dancing in Stool Pigeon.


Guei Lun-Mei (Kwai Lun-Mei)

Guei Lun-Mei took on new challenge in her first action role
The Dante Lam film opens August 26.

Vivian Chow and Sandra Ng met with the press to talk about All About Love



Poster for 'Hot Honey', a comedy about the 'hidden rules' of the workplace.

Stephen Shiu's 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy will beginning filming this month.
Aug.4 press conference photos
Tony Ho Wah-Chiu


SUO Yukiko

Hayama Hiro (Hayama Go)


HARA Saori

Vonnie Lui Hoi-Yan

The producers, Shiu Ding-Yat (Stephen Shiu, Jr), Stephen Shiu 
Tony Ho Wah-Chiu, Chen Chiu-Ping, Hayama Hiro, Lan Yan

Michelle Reis appeared at the restaurant opening of former suitor Joseph Lau.
The real estate tycoon is known as The One, the pseudonym he used to publish full page birthday greetings to Michelle and even going so far as renaming one of his buildings The One.

Tony Leung and Chen Daoming chat at a new car unveiling in Shanghai

Dapper Tony Leung Chiu-Wai

Cherrie Ying Choi-Yi Esquire 


Thursday, July 22, 2010

7.22.2010 - News

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Aftershock, a drama about one of the deadliest earthquakes in history, is due to shake more movie theaters across China than any film in history, opening Thursday on more than 3,500 screens. 
THR: Aftershock (review)
"Aftershock" is ultimately a small family melodrama revolving around perennial themes of love, forgiveness and coming-of-age. Feng ditches his usual sharp-tongued humor and feisty characters to concentrate on stimulating the tear ducts through traditional but polished storytelling technique.
CRI: Film "Aftershock" Opens to Public

Pirated copies of Aftershock have already surfaced on the eve of the national release. One online 100 minute version has appeared with the final 20 minutes missing. 30 minute cellphone videos and CD-ROMs have also appeared in Guangzhou. (Xinhua)

Danwei: Aftershock, filmed like The Banquet or The Day After Tomorrow? Decide!
The Liaoshen Evening News published an investigation into the commercial backing of the film, interviewing its producer on the Tangshan side, Yao Jianguo.
Related:
The deputy manager of the big shot New Film Association, Gao Jun, accepted an interview and said that most of the films in China are cutting a loss. This is true for the majority of the 20 films shown in June. For example, Love In Cosmos stopped showing after not making 5 million yuan, Ocean Heaven will hardly make the 8 million yuan it spent on production, and it would be hard for Welcome to Shamatown to make a profit on its 16 million yuan production and 8 million yuan running costs.

Love in Disguise poster

Exclusive interview with Chen Huanzong, the producer of the film "80's Generation". (CRI Review)

Cultural Revolution tale of a scientist and the villagers he tries to help develops into a moving, subtly directed drama.
Single Men and Women - Gao Yuanyuan, Daniel Wu

Daniel Wu proposes to Guan Yuanyuan
CRI: Johnnie To Directs New Romantic Film

As previously announced, Stanley Tong is starting an 'action star training' course in Shanghai. The goal is to develop a new generation of action stars and train them for TV and film. The model is the old TVB artists course that created stars such as Chow Yun-Fat, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Andy Lau and others. Tuition will be for 5 months and cost $98,000. Guest lecturers will include Jackie Chan, Gordon Chan, Eric Tsang, Yuen Tak, Won Bin and others. The best students will be offered roles in Tong's two TV and two film productions. Partner Eric Tsang stated the training policy, "Training as short as possible, to work the sooner the better." (Xinhua)

SG: Gaile Lok is pregnant
SG: Faye Wong's three sentences in 10 minutes cost a bomb

Shanghai Youth Daily article wonders whether Faye Wong has misgivings about returning. The article cites 1) the smaller venues - to ensure full house, fear of loss in popularity, 2) longer advance ticket sales period - to gauge sales, 3) no full tour - concerts limited to Beijing and Shanghai, rumors of a tour being cancelled, concerts are to make 'milk money' and  to recoup losses due to bad investments by her husband Li Yapeng, 4) 'concert then retreat' strategy could be marketing ploy to sell tickets. (Xinhua)

SG: Wang Lee Hom accused of being difficult
Ethan Ruan sued by ex-manager
Mark Chao spotted on movie date with Ivy Chen

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Single Men and Women - Media Visits Set

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Daniel Wu, Gao Yuanyuan

Wai Ka-Fai, Daniel Wu, Gao Yuanyuan, Johnnie To

Gao Yuanyuan


Johnnie To

Daniel Wu, Gao Yuanyuan

Daniel Wu



Gao Yuanyuan

Wai Ka-Fai, Johnnie To, Gao Yuanyuan, Daniel Wu

(Sina)

Single Men and Women - Louis Koo and Larisa

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Tabloid photos of Louis Koo and Larisa (Rui Sha) in Central on the set of Johnnie To's Single Men and Women. (July 14)






(HunanTV)