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''Lust, Caution'' actress Tang Wei on new project

(15 Apr 2010) SHOTLIST FOOTAGE CONTAINS FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY AP Television Hong Kong, 15 April 2010 1. B-roll press 2. Mid-shot Tang Wei on escalator 3. Mid-shot Tang Wei photo call 4. Mid-shot photographers 5. Mid shot, pull out Tang Wei posing for photo call 6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Tang Wei, Actress: ''''Actually, I have been working on projects all the time - including ''Late Autumn.'' I also have several other scripts that I''m currently considering. ''Crossing Hennessy'' is a project that I am completed last year - it''s a small film in which a group of people work together. We had a good time on set - it felt like a party. I am glad I took on the project.'''' 7. B-roll executives greeting Tang Wei 8. Wide shot photographers 9. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Tang Wei, Actress: ''''I''m a serious actor. I''ve done the best for the film (''Crossing Hennessy''). Many people told me they like the movie and they saw a different Tang Wei. Some people also told me that it''s a fresh film with warmth - a simple film produced in Hong Kong, the likes of which hasn''t been seen for a long time.'''' 10. Close shot, pull out Tang Wei posing for photo call 11. Mid shot Tang Wei talking to the press TANG WEI - BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT Famous for her role in director Ang Lee''s controversial "Lust, Caution," Chinese actress Tang Wei visited Hong Kong on Wednesday (15 April 2010) for a fashion event attended by many of her fans. Lee catapulted the little known Wei to super-stardom by casting her in his 2007 movie as a student activist who seduces a Japanese-allied Chinese intelligence chief in World War II-era Shanghai. The film, which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, contained graphic sex scenes with full-frontal nudity. Lee removed around seven minutes worth of footage from the film, allowing it to be shown in China. However, Tang Wei was unofficially blacklisted by Beijing authorities who saw her as glorifying unpatriotic behavior through her role. Her latest project, Hong Kong director Ivy Ho''s "Crossing Hennessy," marks a comeback of sorts. The romantic comedy sees Wei star opposite Jacky Cheung, playing a girl-next-door type forced on a blind date with a middle aged man by her relatives. The Hennessy of the title refers to Hennessy Road, the main street of Hong Kong''s Wan Chai District. The 30-year-old actress can soon be seen in "Late Autumn" - co-starring with Korean heartthrob Hyun Bin. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...