A documentary called "Put Up Your Dux"dedicated Frank Dukes (Frank Dux), will be shown on Sunday May 13th in Cape Town (South Africa) at the 5th annual film festival “X Fest”.
Dukes primarily known for being the inspiration for the film "Bloody sport" with Jean-Claude Van Damme, but there is a lot of gossip and discussion around his person, and not in favor Duxa (rumors about undercover work and training for Navy SEALs, a legal battle with the ZhKVD over a percentage of the profits for the film “In Search of Adventure”, breaking bulletproof glass with one’s hand, etc.)
Further in the news, watch the trailer and interviews with the creators. In addition, you can take a look at new stills from the film "Butcher" (The Butcher) with JCVD and read a brief description of the plot of the action movie “Eyes of the Dragon 2” (Dragon Eyes 2), taken from the site vandammefan.net.
The plot of the film “Eyes of the Dragon 2”
A year ago, Ryan Hoon caused a stir in the St. Judes Square and single-handedly cleaned up the city. Then, leaving as quickly as he appeared, Hung, after the death of Sheriff Antoine, must return to St. Judes to face a new, even more terrible danger threatening the city he once saved.
- Starring: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kung Le
- Written by: Tim Tory
Sources: xfest.org, cityonfire.com, vandammefan.net
Thanks for the link SerYoga
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Tags: Dragon Eyes, documentary, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kung Le, Frank Dukes
ZhKVD won that trial!
Here http://www.cinando.com/DefaultController.aspx?PageID=FicheFilm&IdC=1382&IdF=130422
Where does the info come from? Something for me at the office. Couldn't find any sources...
"Six Bullets" will be shown at the Cannes market on May 17.
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The Butcher and 6 Bullets are the same film, it’s just that at first the name was 6 Bullets, then they renamed The Butcher, now, it seems, 6 Bullets have been returned
Yes, all this is nonsense, invented by Dukes himself. Apart from him, NOBODY had even heard of these competitions. There is no evidence of the existence of these “kumite” (except for Dux’s words, which are not supported by anything concrete)
Maybe Dukes actually competed in some karate tournaments, maybe he won something. But 329 victories in underground Kumite tournaments, where the best gathered, there were no rules, there were deaths, etc. and so on. - this is all complete nonsense. It’s just that in those years in America (in the West), such fairy tales were very popular and there were a lot of charlatans.
According to IMDB, the movie "The Butcher" is called "6 Bullets".
But I couldn’t find a word about “The Butcher.”
Or will there be different names for different countries?
Or maybe they renamed it during filming?
Dukes is a very cool guy, imagine having 329 fights in kumite and leaving undefeated.
Well, this Dux is still a clown
Just about this.
And at the end of “Bloodsport” it says that the film is about another person... We need to rewatch it and remember...
EvilDollaR heh, I see, now we'll know, thanks.
I didn’t even know that Frank was suing the JCVD, it’s a shame, of course. And no one knows what the charge was?
P.S. Is the girl with the camera the daughter of the ZhKVD?
Dukes argued that the script for Enter the New Dragon, which he helped write, was very similar to Vanya’s script for “In Search of Adventure,” and therefore he was owed a share of the proceeds.
Yes.