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- Is Bruce Le developing an ‘Enter the Dragon 2′?
- ‘The Advocate’ hits North American theaters in October!
- Maria Ozawa and Cesar Montano take on ‘Nilalang’
| Is Bruce Le developing an ‘Enter the Dragon 2′? Posted: 14 Oct 2015 02:00 AM PDT  "Enter the Game of Death" Korean Theatrical Poster Last year, Bruce Le (aka Huang Kin Long), cult martial arts star of Mission Terminate and Bruce Stikes Back, wrapped up his 7th directorial feature, Eyes of Dawn (a redux of his 1992 film, Comfort Women), a drama starring Cheng Pei-pei (Golden Swallow), her daughter Marsha Yuen (Pound of Flesh), Kenneth Tsang (A Better Tomorrow) and Le himself. The movie was Le’s first film project after a 20+ year absence from show business. Fortunately, his comeback isn’t about to stop there… In a recently published interview by Impact’s Mike Leeder, here’s what the “Bruceploitation” star had to say: “In the last ten years, I have been thinking about making a very big kung fu movie, full blooded martial arts action… I would really like to make a big sized co-production between America and China, my dream project is to make something that would be worthy to be called Enter the Dragon 2. That's something I have been working on for some time, making preparation for the last few years. I know to make a movie that delivers on those elements will be a lot of work but its what I think I have to do.” Le is obviously onto something. During a Q&A session (read the full interview) at the 2014 SENI Strength & Combat Event in London, the legendary Hwang Jang Lee (Invincible Armour) mentioned the possibility of reuniting with Le: “We made a few movies together in Europe. Actually he called me just last month, he asked if I want to be in a new movie with him. I said, sure, let's see.” We’ll be sure to keep you updated on this story as we hear more. Stay tuned! |
| ‘The Advocate’ hits North American theaters in October! Posted: 13 Oct 2015 12:00 AM PDT  "The Advocate: A Missing Body" Korean Theatrical Poster CJ Entertainment is releasing South Korean legal crime comedy, The Advocate: A Missing Body in North American theaters October 23. The film stars Lee Sun-kyun (A Hard Day), Kim Go-Eun (Memories of the Sword), Lim Won-Hee (No Blood, No Tears), Jang Hyun-Sung (Shiri) and Hong Sung-Duk (Assassination). The dark comedic twists in this sensational crime thriller are sure to take North American audiences on a wild ride. Byun Ho-sung (Lee Sun-kyun) is a stylish lawyer with a penchant for "creatively" winning cases for his wealthy clients. His latest case is defending a corporate employee accused of murdering his girlfriend, but of course there is a catch: there's no body to be found. The Advocate: A Missing Body is directed by Heo Jong-ho, who made his directorial debut with 2011's Countdown, which gained acclaim at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. Director HEO brings his sophomore film to life with an incredibly talented cast and intriguing plot turns, promising to be his most ambitious and memorable film to date. Catch The Advocate: A Missing Body on October 23. Until then, watch the trailer. |
| Maria Ozawa and Cesar Montano take on ‘Nilalang’ Posted: 13 Oct 2015 12:00 AM PDT  "Erotibot" Japanese DVD Cover Former Japanese adult video star, Maria Ozawa (Erotibot), is making her Filipino film debut in Nilalang (meaning “creature” in Tagalog), an upcoming action/horror movie starring Cesar Montano (José Rizal). Nilalang will also feature martial arts and gangster-related themes. According to GMA, the film will tackle corrupt Philippine cops, Japanese Yakuza, and a centuries-old, evil curse. Ozawa, who is learning both Tagalog and martial arts for the film, will play the Yakuza’s heiress. Nilalang will make its premiere in the Metro Manila Film Festival Parade in December. Stay tuned! Updates: Check out two new trailers: Teaser | Full Trailer. |
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