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Chow Yun-Fat to Guest Star in 'Battle of Red Cliff'? Chow Yun-Fat, who dropped out of John Woo's ‘Battle of Red Cliff’ last month, has orally agreed to play a small role in the project. Reportedly, he may play General Huang Gai. Chow's role will be very small and all his scenes will be done in just three days. Last Friday, director John Woo and main cast Tony Leung, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Lin Chiling, and Vicki Zhao Wei attended the press conference of the movie. source: http://www.asianpopcorn.com/default.asp?Display=649

Source: International Herald Tribune URL: http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/05/14/arts/AS-A-E-MOV-John-Woo-Chow-Yun-fat.php Chow Yun-fat has agreed to return to John Woo's new Chinese epic, movie publicist says The Associated Press Published: May 14, 2007 HONG KONG: John Woo must be wondering: will the musical chairs ever end? Woo's new Chinese epic, "Red Cliff" has gone through a dizzying and embarrassing round of casting changes that saw another twist Monday. After dropping out earlier, Chow Yun-fat has tentatively agreed to rejoin the cast, a publicist for one of the investors in "Red Cliff" said. At the outset, the two big stars of "Red Cliff," about an ancient Chinese battle, were Chow and former Cannes best actor winner Leung Chiu-wai, who were slated to play the general Zhou Yu and strategist Zhuge Liang. Leung first dropped out, saying "Red Cliff" came too closely to his last movie. He was replaced by Taiwanese-Japanese heartthr

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Source: The Hankyoreh URL: http://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_entertainment/208608.html BEIJING-East Asian nations which used to export their locally-produced cinemas to neighboring countries, but are increasingly turning towards joint productions and to work together on works of art. Following "Battle of Wits" made by South Korea, China and Japan in 2006, a new film, "The Battle of Red Cliff" will be produced by the three Asian countries, Taiwan and the United States. "The Battle of Red Cliff" is based on the ancient Chinese novel The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The new movie will cost US$70 million, the largest budget ever for an Asian film and the biggest-ever joint production in Asia. "The Battle of Red Cliff" is about a war waged by two Chinese kingdoms at the coast of Yangtze River in 208 after the Han Dynasty collapsed. Producers discussed their plans at a presentation in Beijing on May 10. The movie to be made by U.S. pro

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Full Version of the Translation: Please go HERE http://z2.invisionfree.com/la_creme_d_asie [you must be a member to read the article] Extracted LZL parts only: The press asked if Lin Zhi Ling felt it was regretful that she could not play wife to CYF and about how few lines she has. She said she doesn’t mind the amount of dialog or not. The director chooses me and so I would do my best. (As for the height difference) At the beginning, I was asked which actor I would like to be my onscreen husband but as Tony said, we are in passive mode as actors. I don’t mind who I am paired with nor do I mind the height. In my eyes, the air and style of the man is more important than his height. (The press applauded realizing again the wittiness of Lin Zhiling and Tony smiled at the response. ) (Neat response!!!) Tony said, Different pairing would have different chemistry. It really is very variable. Permission to repost this article is granted only if this article is accompanied with this message, th

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"Battle of Red Cliff" Team Meets with Media 2007-05-10 21:37:14 *** CRIENGLISH.com Director John Woo led his star-studded crew from "The Battle of Red Cliff" to meet with the media for the first time on Thursday. Most members from the film's star-heavy cast, including Tony Leung, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Chang Chen, Chiling Lin, and Zhao Wei, showed up at the press conference in Beijing to talk about their characters in the film. The historical epic film keeps making headlines as filming encounters its own twists and turns. At first, Cannes-winning actor Tony Leung announced his quitting before shooting had started in mid April, but later he returned to take on the role dropped by another Hong Kong big name, Chow Yun-Fat. Chow Yun-Fat was reported to have left the cast just one day after shooting had begun, citing what reports describe as "various reasons." Despite the changes, director John Woo said on Thursday that shooting has so far been smooth. The film

FHM Says Lin Chiling Is the Sexiest Woman Taiwan supermodel Lin Chiling (Lin Zhiling), 32, tops the 100 sexy women poll organized by Taiwan FHM magazine. Patty Hou Peicen and Ella Chen Jiahua are the only female actresses who are voted top 10 sexy women. Hong Kong actress Carina Lau, 41, only gets the 81st place. http://www.asianbite.com/default.asp?Display=791