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By: K Raid

K Raid — Thu, 30 Dec 2004 10:22:43 +0000

Anyone consider the possibility that the other man is an Asian-American draft dodger? The role hasn’t been cast yet. I’m thinking if Sang’s father was another white guy, he would have given him an English name. Also, this other man is viewed as an outsider. Unless they’re saying the townfolk were ultra-patriotic and had no use for a draft dodger, I think he is an “outsider” because he looks like one of the few asians in the community. Then there’s the issue of going back (figuratively), which would be visually more powerful if the other man is asian, which would represent the tugging of her character between the two cultures.

BTW did anyone see the CNN special about The New Immigrants? I caught the tail end of one segment. It appeared to be about a Korean woman in her 40’s married to a older white guy in the South. She was filing for divorce citing differences, including cultural. The commentator closed with “tearing a family apart.”

This dovetailed nicely into the next segment about a Mexican woman living in Los Angeles trying time and time again to get her kids over the border to reunite her family.

By: jim w.

jim w. — Mon, 27 Dec 2004 05:39:15 +0000

Zhang Ziyi, (also from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), is THE female lead.

By: jim w.

jim w. — Sun, 26 Dec 2004 22:41:26 +0000

It doesn’t look like they had a problem casting among many other asian actresses.

http://michelleyeoh.info/Movie.....eisha.html

Former Miss Malaysia, Michelle Yeoh, (and Chow Yen Fat’s costar in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) is in one of the lead roles.