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Daniel Wu To Star in Stephen Fung’s New Movie
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Coming back fresh and relaxed after a vacation in South Africa with his wife, Lisa S. Long-time friends, Stephen and Daniel, who were both 37 years old, shared the same dreams in their career: to create artistic works that represented their personal visions, while having greater control over their film projects through the establishment of their own company. Daniel was tired of being typecast as a sex symbol in his movies, in which he was often asked to take off his shirt. Despite breaking up, the pair remained friends.
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Jump to content. When Daniel Wu posted on his blog in April that he was "going back to school," the comment snagged 15, views in mere hours. Wu, who's been called the Johnny Depp of Chinese cinema, is a graduate of the University of Oregon's architecture program. By "going back to school," the actor-director-producer meant returning to UO to screen some of the films that have made him famous across Asia — and to share what inspires his creative process. Wu's return to UO was prompted by an invitation to be a featured artist at the Cinema Pacific Film Festival, an annual five-day festival of screenings, live multimedia performances, and art exhibitions in Eugene. The UO-sponsored event is devoted to discovering and fostering the creativity of international films and new media. Although Wu isn't well known by American movie fans, many of UO's Asian students are well-aware of his fame from movies in Asia, where he's reached Brad Pitt-level megastardom. Others knew of him from a martial arts sport, Wushu, that Wu practices and promotes internationally. Both screenings of his movies at Cinema Pacific sold out.
In , the film was screened at the 16th Busan International Film Festival as part of a retrospective of Yonfan's work, which featured seven of his restored and re-mastered films from the s through the s. Jet Stephen Fung is a handsome gay hustler whose sex appeal seems to know no bounds. Everyone wants to make love to him, but he is in love with no one but himself. At first sight, he falls in love with Sam and begins following the two around. Jet's friend Ching, who is also a hustler , runs a personal ad in a gay magazine for Jet, imploring Sam to contact Jet. At first, Jet is angry with Ching for not asking him, but his wrath subsides quickly when indeed he meets Sam again in what seems like a chance encounter but actually is an outcome of the personal ad. Sam turns out to be a police officer and Jet starts to befriend him, hoping this will turn into a relationship. But Sam does not seem to notice Jet's intentions. Unbeknownst to Jet, Sam had an affair with pop star K. Terence Yin five years earlier.
