Hong Kong celebrity Andy Lau is selling his newest movie, Moscow Mission.
Helmed by famed filmmaker Herman Yau – recognized for directing the films The Untold Story (1993), Shock Wave (2017) and The White Storm 2: Drug Lords (2019) – Moscow Mission is a movie in regards to the infamous Sino-Russia prepare theft that passed off within the Nineties.
The movie sees Lau, 62, enjoying the sifu of Miao Qingshan (Huang Xuan), the chief of the crime organisation planning the prepare heist.
In a current interview with China’s Xinhua News Agency, Lau, 62, spoke in regards to the challenges and dangers cops face whereas performing their duties.
The Heavenly King additionally acknowledged that some would go so far as laying down their lives for the sake of justice.
Reflecting on this valiant spirit displayed by cops, Lau mentioned that he would willingly do the identical if he were to be a cop.
“If I were a police officer, I might (sacrifice myself) for the country with out hesitation. That’s the place my values lie.
“Jobs that require a particular background like firefighters and cops… I believe all of them contain people dedicating their lives to defend different lives.”
On Sept 26, Lau attended the movie’s premiere in Beijing, China, the place he aired his frustrations in regards to the shortage of provides for antagonist roles in movies – including that he had no concept why administrators hold overlooking him for such components.
The actor beforehand introduced antagonists to life in reveals like Infernal Affairs (2002), Protege (2007) and Shaolin (2011). However, he identified that every one these characters had compelling motivations for their villainous actions and that he was trying for one thing completely different.
“I merely need to be a villain (with none sympathetic backstories)… simply be the unhealthy man,” he mentioned.
Moscow Mission additionally stars Chinese actors Zhang Hanyu and Jason Gu in addition to Hong Kong actress Janice Man.
