《B+偵探》郭富城現場斷案演繹神探
Posted on March 28, 2011 at 9:23 pm
郭富城章子怡出席電影宣傳活動
Posted on March 22, 2011 at 9:15 pm
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Yahoo: ‘Til Death Do Us Part’ tackles AIDS in rural China
By MIN LEE, AP Entertainment Writer Min Lee, Ap Entertainment Writer Tue Mar 22, 6:58 am ET
HONG KONG – Director Gu Changwei is praising the all-star cast he assembled in his first film in four years, a drama exploring how AIDS impacts a rural Chinese village.
“Til Death Do Us Part” stars Zhang Ziyi, known for “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,” and Hong Kong actor-singer Aaron Kwok as her love interest. The cast also includes Gu’s wife, actress Jiang Wenli, and veteran Chinese actor Pu Cunxin, as well as real AIDS patients.
Gu said the role of an ostracized patient “really belonged to no one other than Ziyi.”
Zhang, whose recent credits include the romantic comedy “Sophie’s Revenge” and the English-language thriller “Horsemen,” said her role as a social outcast was extremely absorbing.
“It was very hard to separate myself from the character at any given moment. I was always living in the world of my character,” Zhang told The Associated Press on the sidelines of a news conference Tuesday.
Gu started as a cinematographer for famed Chinese directors Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige on movies like “Red Sorghum,” “Ju Dou” and “Farewell My Concubine.” His directorial debut, the 2005 family drama “Peacock,” won the Silver Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival, and he followed it two years later with “And the Spring Comes,” starring his wife as a school teacher who aspires to be an opera singer.
Gu and Jiang marveled at the “Til Death” performances by Zhang and Kwok, a heartthrob idol who has reinvented himself as a serious actor. He won back-to-back best actor trophies at Taiwan’s Golden Horse Awards — the Chinese industry’s equivalent of the Oscars — in 2005 and 2006 for the crime thriller “Divergence” and the drama “After This Our Exile.”
Both Gu and Jiang said they couldn’t picture the glamorous Hong Kong star as a down-to-earth Chinese villager but were pleasantly surprised.
“I was thinking, ‘How could it be Aaron Kwok? He is so different,'” Jiang said. “But when I came on set on the first day I couldn’t recognize him. That’s when I thought he had succeeded.”
“Til Death Do Us Part” will be released in China on May 10.
A companion documentary had its Asian premiere at the Hong Kong International Film Festival on Monday. In “Together,” Chinese filmmaker Zhao Liang recorded the difficulties of finding AIDS patients to appear in the feature film.
郭富城讚章子怡好揪得
Posted on March 21, 2011 at 11:25 pm
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郭富城讚章子怡好揪得
【21:24】2011年03月21日【on.cc 東方互動 專訊】 章子怡與郭富城以壓軸身份出席《第五屆亞洲電影大獎》，城城表示這是大會的安排，被問有否因日本大地震而慰問藤原紀香，他說：「今日唔講呢件事。」他轉話題大讚章子怡在電影《最愛》一片中除了演技出色還好堅強，原因是有很多打戲。而章子怡被問有否與霍啟山見面時即轉身離去。
郭富城（左一）與章子怡（右二）及《最愛》的導演顧長衛（右一）一同出席活動。
《B+偵探》預告片郭富城破案迷霧重重
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郭富城自嘲非歌手材料
Posted on March 2, 2011 at 8:55 pm
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