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China Denies Ha Jung Woo Visa and Scuttles C-movie Filming with Zhang Zi Yi — 17 Comments

  1. It shouldn’t be a problem to cast another male lead. There is plenty Chinese actors who are able to fit the bill. Tbh, I’m one of those who are not keen on seeing K-actors in C-dramas/movies. Personal taste.

      • to deedee:

        the chinese actors lip movements match, but the korean actors who dont bother to learn the language have lip movements that don’t match at all and ruin the movie/shows . Unless it’s a non speaking role hahahaha

      • @J

        Exactly. As far I as I know, Korean actors, they use Korean in the dialog. So, the obviously, the lip movements and the sounds aren’t sync.

  2. Wow, this is getting pretty bad. China is becoming is huge in the film industry, example, H Brothers from China is producing Hollywood length films. When you go to a see a Hollywood film and H Brothers appear as producer, you definitely feel the huge audience China is starting to attract. So getting rid of the Korean buzz wouldn’t affect China much. Good for China, not so good for Korea.

  3. Yes, dubbing nice Korean voices with Chinese ones makes me cringe…it’s just me, but I don’t like the tone. Most of the time, they don’t suit the actors! Why don’t they just caption their dramas, one of the reasons I only watched 1 Chinese drama. Their voices are a turn off.

  4. I understand why China is pissed but I’m pretty sure what China is doing is blatantly violating WTO rules but nobody dares call them out. Sigh. Such is the state of the multipolar world today.

    • Which is why Chinese government vehemently deny of any ban going-on whenever they were asked by journalist/reporter. At the same time, they are within every right to deny visa to anyone.

      Clever, really.

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