A little late news, for sure, all fans of the film series "Undeniable"that are tracking the official page Scott Adkins on Facebook, they already know about the end of filming of the fourth part of the franchise. On August 1, the actor published the following text:
Filming of the film "BOYKA: Undisputed 4" has been completed. I put my whole heart and soul into this shoot, and took my body to the next level [in orig. - pushed my body to it's absolute limit] to bring you a new part of one of the best fighting game franchises filmed in the West.
Yuri Boyka will fight a lot of fights in this part, but none of them will be as dangerous as his fight with himself.
I would like to thank Teodora Dukhovnikova, Paul Chahidi and Alon Abutboul for bringing their characters to life and for their support [in orig. - supported my performance in the best way possible]
Thanks to the fighters - Emilien De Falco, Traian Milenov, Andy Long, Brahim Acciabacca and Martin Ford for giving it their all (especially Andy Long, who I sent to the hospital. Sorry, Andy)
Tim Manu - our fight choreographer, we couldn't do this without you. (2 more sections please)
To all the Bulgarian actors and crew for their hard work and dedication to the common cause.
I love this character very much and we already have ideas of what will happen to him after, so do me a favor - if you want to see more films with Yuri Boyka, and not wait 6 years, please support the new film OFFICIALLY, and do not download it in an illegal way. To make a sequel, this part needs to pay off.
It's time to rest my aching bones.
Translated by Pavel Belba
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Tags: Boyka: Undisputed, Brahim Achabbake, stills from the film, Martin Ford, Scott Adkins, Theodore Dukhovnikova, Tim Man, Trayan Milenov-Troy, Andy Long
I’ll buy a Blu-ray disc as soon as it appears and there will be two of them) (Raid 2 and Undisputed 4)
Moreover, the film's audience is not the people who will buy DVDs en masse. But they will go to the cinema.
Ravenside,
But what kind of distribution is there - our cinemas are afraid of Asian films like fire, from beginning to end I felt the limitations and almost complete absence of advertising for the second "Raid" ... fair or not, bad or good, they will not earn billions on such films, so they pay more attention to Hollywood consumer goods
jack krauser,
Well, not only our cinemas exist.
We need a normal film distribution. Buying a DVD alone is not enough.
That's right, why do all sorts of uninteresting San Andreas show in the movies and these don't, it's kind of dishonest.