It's my birthday today Max Zhang. This talented and charismatic film fighter has shown himself especially well over the past few years. And at 42 years old, he is increasingly gaining popularity. And due to the success of the film "Ip Man 3"A spin-off of this film is being prepared with this actor in the title role.
The film will reveal more about Jin Zhang's character in Ip Man 3D, a single father involved in underground fighting, who moonlights as a rickshaw puller and raises money to open his Wing Chun school. Not enough attention has been paid to the history of this character, although he is no less interesting than the person of Ip Man himself.
An undoubted trump card of the upcoming project will also be participation Yuen Wu Ping as a fight scene director.
A successful and well-promoted project, an interesting character and the main role provide all the prerequisites for Max Zhang’s star to shine as brightly as never before.
That's all for now, we are waiting for new information...
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But what about the matrix trilogy and the kill bill duology? Of course, I don’t follow him closely, but I would just erect a monument to him for the matrix)
I wonder when Woo Ping worked with Jet who did more of the choreography? The fact is that Jackie in Drunken Master and Donnie themselves participated in most of the scenes in staging the fights. For example, in the best films of the 80-90, Donnie himself choreographed the fight scenes with his guys, even though Wu Ping was listed as the fight choreographer in general. What am I getting at, but to the fact that Wu Ping has not grabbed me at all since the days of Fist of Legend and Once Upon a Time in China 2 where, by the way, the main scene with the rope was invented by Donnie.