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Book Review: 'Rainer on Film' Promo Reel: John Woo's Reign of Assassins
Currently filming Reign of Assassins looks like a robustly commercial action epic for John Woo and co-director Su Chao-Pin. The way to go these days for Woo and producer Terence Chang is to line-up production finding from several Asian countries, as they did on Red Cliff. (Fortissimo Film Sales is selling the world.) This one stars Michelle Yeoh and Jung Woo-Sung, the hunky action star of The Good, The Bad and the Weird and lots of aerial wire combat--one scene is shot in the dark with flaming swords. Yes!
[Hat Tip: Slashfilm]
1 Comment
Brian | April 21, 2010 9:06 AM
Been there, done that.