Good translation of some of the news from the last few days

Thanks to HKSAR Film No Top 10 Box Office here is a good translation of some of the news from the last few days.

The Jackie Chan and Will Smith's son Jaden starred KUNG FU KID officially began production on Mount Wudang on the 14th.

KUNG FU KID was a China Film Group, Overbook, and Sony Pictures co-production. The key locations will be the Beijing palace, Tiannanmen Square, the Great Wall and Mount Wudang. The Mount Wudang shoot took place between the 14th and the 17th. The State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television have approved the production. The team included famous Hollywood director Harald Zwart, CROUCHING TIGER HIDDEN DRAGON and THE MUMMY 3 production manager Liu Erdong and famous actor Jackie Chan. The locations included Jinding, Nanyan and Carefree Valley.

After the Beijing Olympics, an American mother came to work in China. She brought her son Dre on their first trip to China. Dre enrolled in an international school and met some Chinese friends. A Chinese girl Miying helped him a lot. Dre got into a conflict with a Chinese kid named Lu Weicheng, who bullied Dre with martial arts and embarrassed him. Dre decided to learn martial art in order to beat Lu Weicheng in the annual student wushu competition and win back his dignity. They finally meet at the competition, during which they increase their understanding and became good friends. The Mount Wudang shoot was about Jackie Chan's Han Wutian who brought Dre to visit Mount Wudang and study gong fu. KUNG FU KID will be released June 11 next year in North America and imported to China as well.

Other Locations for Kungfu Kid

According to this news report (ENT.QQ.COM)Kungfu Kid either will or has filmed at the Great Wall, Tianamen Square and the Forbidden City.

Three very similar but new photos:

SINA.COM

Excerpts of interest from the article:

This scene took about three hours, in the middle a short break, Will Smith ran from the tent, pointing out what his son, more time, father and son intimacy in slapstick, or in conjunction with the water of the duck. From the monitor beside his son, Will Smith to run back and forth several times, has always been a happy and contented expression.

In the "McDull stand out", the Mai Tai a result of economic crisis to the Mainland for development, and to Mcdull sent Wudang apprenticeship. This story now has a new version - by the China Film Group and the United States OVERBROOK Corporation, the United States Sony Pictures co-produced "Kung Fu Kid" has recently come to Mount Wudang location shooting, this time up the hill to learn his craft is not a small child progenitor : Hollywood's most valuable actor Will Smith's son Jaden Smith, and his teacher was the famous "The Forbidden Kingdom" Jackie Chan.

SINA.COM

Jaden Smith is the Kung Fu Kid

Short article + 10 pics which are all the same we have seen so far ....

JUSTJAREDJR

BUT if you follow THIS LINK you will see all 10 in full size resolution!

More Kung Fu Kid Sneak Pics

IFENG.COM

Behind the Scenes Report - Kungfu Kid

No photos but some interesting behind the scenes comments:

"Kung Fu Kid" Wudang Secret filming

Some of the same comments but some are different and two new photos:

Jackie Chan Teng Wudang perform "Kung Fu Dream" bring their own cooks filming road closures

First Pics of Jackie Chan in Kungfu Kid

As this report says nothing new and the pics are just thumbnail size repeats I am just going to post the link:

KUNGFU CINEMA

Very similar repeat news, but also in English:

CHINA DAILY

Kung Fu Kid filming moves to Wudan Mountain

Filming of Kung Fu Kid moves to Wudang Mountain today.

SINA.COM

DAILY MAIL


NETEASE NEWS

Full article: ENT.SINA.COM

Article in English: DAILY MAIL

The scene looks very familiar to me ... could it be ... a recreation of the similar training scene from Drunken Master?

First 'Behind the Scenes' Peek at Kungfu Kid

Not much to see really - just some shots of Jaden and one of Jackie - the report also doesn't have much to say either - but still here it is: SINA.com (translated with Google translate).