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Jackie Chan starts shooting historical epic
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March 9, 2009, Monday
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JACKIE Chan says he has started shooting his new movie in southwestern China - a production Chinese media have described as a historical epic about a friendship between two soldiers.
The 54-year-old action star said in a blog entry on his Web site today that he was filming in the Yuanmou Earth Forest, a Grand Canyon-like tourist attraction in Yunnan province.
Chan said the film is called "Dabing Xiaojiang" in Chinese, which translates into "Big Soldier, Small General," but did not give further details. An earlier report by Chinese news Web site Sina.com described it as a historical epic about the friendship between two soldiers set in China's ancient Qin dynasty.
Chan said the movie, directed by Chinese filmmaker Ding Cheng, also stars Chinese-American pop star Leehom Wang and South Korean actor Yoo Seung-jun.
Solon So, the chief executive of Chan's JC Group, said Chan is funding the production but wouldn't give further details.
Chan's latest release is the gangster thriller "Shinjuku Incident," which is scheduled to be released in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia on April 2 and in Japan on May 1. He was also recently filming the Hollywood comedy "The Spy Next Door."
The 54-year-old action star said in a blog entry on his Web site today that he was filming in the Yuanmou Earth Forest, a Grand Canyon-like tourist attraction in Yunnan province.
Chan said the film is called "Dabing Xiaojiang" in Chinese, which translates into "Big Soldier, Small General," but did not give further details. An earlier report by Chinese news Web site Sina.com described it as a historical epic about the friendship between two soldiers set in China's ancient Qin dynasty.
Chan said the movie, directed by Chinese filmmaker Ding Cheng, also stars Chinese-American pop star Leehom Wang and South Korean actor Yoo Seung-jun.
Solon So, the chief executive of Chan's JC Group, said Chan is funding the production but wouldn't give further details.
Chan's latest release is the gangster thriller "Shinjuku Incident," which is scheduled to be released in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia on April 2 and in Japan on May 1. He was also recently filming the Hollywood comedy "The Spy Next Door."
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