Chow Yun Fat To Resume “Hui Man Keung” Role 32 Years Later

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03-06-12, 12:30 PM
Divine Condor

Chow Yun Fat To Resume “Hui Man Keung” Role 32 Years Later

http://www.jaynestars.com/news/chow-...2-years-later/

Hmm this looks pretty interesting.
03-06-12, 01:32 PM
Ken Cheng

If this is true, YEE-HAAAA!

But somehow, the story would need to be rewritten so that Hui Mun Keung is an older gangster in his late fifties/early sixties rather than a young gangster who died before the age of thirty.
03-07-12, 09:51 AM
Suet Seung

It won't be the same, especially under the direction of a different director, script, screenwriter, 32 years can change an actor's portrayal. Seriously, Shu Qi as his love interest in this film? You gotta be kidding!
03-07-12, 01:04 PM
Ken Cheng

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Originally Posted by Suet Seung

It won't be the same, especially under the direction of a different director, script, screenwriter, 32 years can change an actor's portrayal. Seriously, Shu Qi as his love interest in this film? You gotta be kidding!

I wonder if Chow's character will even be named "Hui Mun Keung." Two years ago, he did the movie SHANGHAI with Gong Li and John Cusack, and although Chow's character somewhat resembled Hui Mun Keung, that character was named "Anthony Tan."
03-07-12, 09:20 PM
PJ

Quote:

Originally Posted by skyma

Yes, your point is great, if you are intresting in injection molding, please scan the next.
No screw produces a melt that is perfect in temperature, consistency, and viscosity.

Well said. Chow Yun Fat was the mold in the injection 30 years ago. He was young, charming, tokenizing. Yet he lacked the viscosity of his rival, the immaculate George Clooney, who brought tears to the eyes of millions. It took Chow Chow 10 years to realize this, by which time it no longer mattered: the damage had been done. The viscosity had melted, the screwed injected, and the temperature evaporated. There won't be another like him.
03-07-12, 09:31 PM
Ken Cheng

Quote:

Originally Posted by PJ

Well said. Chow Yun Fat was the mold in the injection 30 years ago. He was young, charming, tokenizing. Yet he lacked the viscosity of his rival, the immaculate George Clooney, who brought tears to the eyes of millions. It took Chow Chow 10 years to realize this, by which time it no longer mattered: the damage had been done. The viscosity had melted, the screwed injected, and the temperature evaporated. There won't be another like him.

Wait...what?
03-07-12, 09:50 PM
jadebunny9

LOL, that was cute PJ.

Well....nothing beats the original. Though he's still cool, I don't think I can swoon over him now versus in the original.