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Scott Adkins fills Van Damme’s shoes for ‘Hard Target 2’! Posted: 02 Nov 2015 12:40 AM PST A Jean-Claude Van Damme-less sequel to 1993's Hard Target is supposedly in the works by filmmaker Roel Reiné (Death Race 2-3). John Woo (The Killer), the legendary Hong Kong action director of the original, is set to return as the sequel's producer. Martial arts star Scott Adkins (Zero Tolerance, Wolf Warrior) will fill in Van Damme’s shoes for Hard Target 2. Vinnie Jones (Midnight Meat Train) is also attached to appear. An on-set photo has emerged of Scott (in Thailand) rehearsing for the project with Master Seng of the famous Seng Stunt Team, a group that specializes in vehicular stunts. Their resume includes action pieces in Tomorrow Never Dies and Ong-Bak. Filming for Hard Target 2 started in October. The sequel will continue "the human hunt” in the jungles between Burma and Thailand. “What an honor to work for one of your idols. Hard Target 2 should be an ode to the old films John Woo made in Hong Kong," said Reiné (via Manly Movie). Other Adkins films on the radar include Boyka: Undisputed IV, Criminal, Eliminators and Jar Head 3. His latest film, Close Range, hits Blu-ray and DVD in January. Stay tuned! |
‘Kung Fu Killer’ star takes sci-fi to an ‘Impossible’ level Posted: 01 Nov 2015 10:38 PM PST The charismatic star of Monk Comes Down the Mountain, Kung Fu Jungle (aka Kung Fu Killer) and Iceman (and its upcoming sequel) is returning in Impossible, an upcoming sci-fi/comedy film directed by Sun Zhou (I Do). Here’s what you can expect from the plot: Memeda, a “human detector” from outer space happens to meet a depressed man named Liguo (Baoqiang) who just lost his daughter in a car accident. After delving into Liguo’s heart, Memeda decides to follow this poor man and study him inside out; however, it eventually gets itself into the complicated “human world.” Impossible also stars Xiao Shenyang (The Grandmaster), Xin Zhilei (Love Drift), Da Peng (Jian Bing Man), Andrew Yin (Last Flight), and Donna Zhao (Fiji Love). The film opens in Chinese theaters on December 4, 2015. Stay tuned for the trailer! |
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