Over the past few days, quite a lot of new photos from the set, as well as interesting information about the filming of the action movie, have appeared on the network."Hard Target 2"(Hard Target 2).
The first official promotional shot from Scott Adkins, who stars in the sequel to Hard Target appeared on November 15th.
A day later, the name of the actor playing the main villain in the film became known, this Robert Knepper (Hostage, Transporter 3, Hitman). Quite impressive appearance for an anti-hero. Another frame appeared with the actor’s name:
And yesterday on my Facebook page Gija Yanin posted a photo of herself, according to her, from the set"Hard Target 2"In principle, we should have expected such pleasant surprises from filming in Thailand. Maybe we Tony Jaa will we see in this movie? As you know, Adkins respects this actor, but it’s not a fact that the director Roel Rein feels the same sympathy.
It also became known that "Hard Target 2" - another joint project Scott Adkins с Brahim Achabbake. “We worked together” is putting it mildly! :) Whether he will get a role in the film or whether he will be an understudy is still unknown.
Work on the film is in full swing, a lot of new photos are appearing, and a selection of fresh shots is just around the corner. Stay with us to stay updated.
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Tags: Hard Target 2, Brahim Achabbake, Gija Yanin, Robert Knepper, Roel Rein, Scott Adkins, filming
Tags: Hard Target 2, Brahim Achabbake, Gija Yanin, Robert Knepper, Roel Rein, Scott Adkins, filming
Hard target, it was such a cool movie. It would be better if they did a remake than a sequel.
On this topic, by the way, there is also a very worthy domestic film “Piranha Hungt” based on Bushkov with Mironov and Mashkov
Ice,
Remake? Would this be better than a sequel?
In this case, it would be better to film an original product that is not related to “Hard Target” at all.
Ice,
Yes, Mironov was definitely a success there!
mas noticias de tony jaa
What, Adkins uses the services of a stunt double?
amuo,
Almost all the "stars" use it. This is fine. Why would a director need an actor playing the main character with an injury sustained on set?