Jackie in Romania. In English.
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Some photos of Jackie in Romania from Getty Images
Hong Kong actor Jackie Chan wears a traditional Romanian outfit during a press conference at a cinema hall in Bucharest September 11, 2014. Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi and Hong Kong actor Jackie Chan came to Bucharest to launch their movies 'Chinese Zodiac' and 'The Grandmaster' to open a Chinese Film Festival. The Romanian-Chinese House named Jackie Chan honorary ambassador of cultural relations between the two countries to promote Romanian cultural products in China. AFP PHOTO / DANIEL MIHAILESCU (Photo credit should read DANIEL MIHAILESCU/AFP/Getty Images)
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Jackie was replaced by Andy Lau.
Quick Links Now With Clarity
- Skiptrace will be filming in and around Vladivostock
- Jackie does an interview before a flying visit to Romania
- And the Hollywood Reporter has a completely different take on the situation so your guess is as good as mine.
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
After a little research there is some clarity on these reports. Someone did indeed get their story scrambled. Samo Hung is making a movie in Vladivostok called "Old Soldier". Jackie is not in it.
The film "The Old Soldier" tells of the hero who steals valuable jewelry in Vladivostok, after which Chinese and Russian intelligence services start to search for him. The movie will be released world wide in August 2015. The initial information released about the film was that the main role was to played by Jackie Chan.
"Initially, Jackie Chan was supposed to have the main role. However, his own project, which is currently shooting in China, did not allow the actor to take part in the film by Sammo Hung." Filming "Old Soldier" will take place in Primorye from 20 to 25 September.SOURCE: RIA.RU
Jackie was replaced by Andy Lau.
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SOURCE: FILMNEWEUROPE.COM
Update on Jackie's visit to Romania
BUCHAREST: Chinese actor Jackie Chan will open the Chinese Film Days in Bucharest on 11 September and will be named honorary cultural Ambassador of Romanian-Chinese relations.
The Romanian Film Center and China’s State Administration for Media, Publications, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT) signed a two-year memorandum in March 2014.
Jackie Chan will be joined by a team from the State Administration for Media, Publications, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT). The event which will take place in Bucharest, Arad and Craiova between 11 and 18 September is organized by the Romanian-Chinese House. In 2014 Romania and China are celebrating 65 years of cooperation.
Both countries have evaluated lately the perspectives of a future collaboration in cinema. In spring 2012 producer/director Bobby Păunescu announced the development of the first Romanian-Chinese coproduction between Romania-based Mandragora International and China Film Group Corporation. The Girl Who Knew Too Much will be a thriller/love story set in the fashion industry and involving a Romanian model and a Chinese owner of a world-renowned fashion brand.
According to Mediafax press agency, The Romanian Cultural Institute will open a subsidiary in Beijing in September 2014 and the Romanian prime minister, Victor Ponta, might be present at the event since he would be in an official mission in order to relieve the economical relations through a political collaboration.
SOURCE: FILMNEWEUROPE.COM
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