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Tuesday, April 8. 2008

Very Minor Updates on Yip Man

-- Yip Man --

Simon Yam, who is quietly filming Yip Man, went shopping during his time off on April 7 night. A reporter interviewed him. He said that he'd be playing Nicholas Tse's father in Storm Riders 2. He's going to Thailand in June to join the production.

Charlene Choi and Nicholas Tse have already flown to Thailand to shoot Storm Riders 2. Charlene Choi says that her other project is Butterfly Lovers, originally meant for Gillian Chung. She confirms news about Gillian Chung auditioning for Hollywood projects. She says that Gillian Chung is taking enrichment course overseas, part of which includes martial arts training. She feels lonely about not having her buddy and work partner Gillian Chung around.

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Very Minor Updates on Yip Man Posted by Scoops Guild in Film News at 11:45
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Tuesday, April 8. 2008

Forbidden Kingdom: Is Jade Warlord Evil?

-- Forbidden Kingdom --

As actor Collin Chou (aka Ngai Sing) correctly pointed out, the Jade Warlord in Forbidden Kingdom is not necessary an evil character. He merely tries to keep the kingdom in order. So when characters that he considers unruly or who opposes him appear, he will not hesitate to remove them or teach them a lesson, just like how he taught the Monkey King a lesson by imprisoning him in stone for five centuries.