I know that like in the film "Ticker" where Tom Sizem.... and Seagal also were not on the set at the same time. So Tyson´s character fights against Seagal´s. Sounds interesting. I haven´t seen the trailer yet because I have given up to watch anything with Seagal nowadays.
I doubt it even gets US distribution so it probably won't matter....what's odd is what makes Tyson so popular in China these days? ....is it because of the IP man film?
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Heck I can't even find a review on-line for it even tho' it's been out for 2 months.
Yes that could be. They screen the movie at the AFM for potential buyers. If a UK or US distributor buys the movie at the AFM there will be a release in that territories.
Cool poster...but another example of producers trading on "names" who only have small roles in the film. Still, I hope it shows up eventually on DVD in the U.S.
“China Salesman” will be released theatrically on April 20 and on VOD plaforms on May 1. The deal was brokered by Cleopatra’s CEO Brian Perera and Tim Yasui with TriCoast Worldwide on behalf of the filmmakers.
You know what is odd about this movie...the Tyson/Seagal fight is in the first 10mts. of it...
almost as if they just wanted to get it out of the way right off so you could get to the actual movie.
The whole movie is ridiculous because you can clearly see that Seagal and Tyson were not fighting against each other because both were never on the set simultaneously.
The whole movie is ridiculous because you can clearly see that Seagal and Tyson were not fighting against each other because both were never on the set simultaneously.
lol.....well yeah....it's been like that since the expiration of his Warner contract.....heck his voice didn't even make it some of his movies after the initial Warner 10.
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the best one I've seen is in 'Belly of The Beast'...where Seagal does a spin kick and you can clearly see it's an Asian guy doing it due to the bad editing.
“China Salesman” will be released theatrically on April 20 and on VOD plaforms on May 1. The deal was brokered by Cleopatra’s CEO Brian Perera and Tim Yasui with TriCoast Worldwide on behalf of the filmmakers.