@tiffany Jet Li is a good addition. Seeing him and Donnie together is good enough.

@mangotango Totally agree. Some people take their time or can handle pressure just fine, others have temper on duty. We all are different. I deal with some people with temper everyday at work and I still have no problem with them.

@mike Two names doesn't substitute for several other unspecified names you just claimed so my point still stands. Let's talk facts here and not going off topic talking about me defending Donnie (a typical sign of running out of steam), at least being technical is better than claiming things out in thin air without backing up with anything crucial. As far as I know about their comments, they took place in the very press conference of The Monkey King and was done in a joking manner as part of marketing their product. But please do provide me some links where they have talked about Donnie's temper in great details elsewhere. Also, don't talk about anger issues when temper was just talked about. They are two different things.

@dook 2 of the biggest stars in HK has already came out and commented about his anger issue and you are trying to defend Donnie on technicality. Why don't you conduct an interview with all the HK stars so you can prove Fat Gor and Aaron wrong for talking about Donnie's anger issue without video evidence. You don't have be an arse to the film crew to get things done. Being respectful to other colleagues can go a long way.

@mike Only two... That's not ALOT. And them pointing out his temper doesn't mean anything as they have been seen socializing together years after the release of the first Monkey King movie. That's just how Donnie works on set.

@dook Fat Gor and Aaron Kwok both have commented on his temper. With Fat Gor being more vocal regarding the same.

@mike And which HK stars would those be? Also, being strict is part of movie-making. You cannot achieve anything if you don't work hard enough or at least push your limits to challenge and bring the best result out of yourself. The movie business isn't as easy as you think. Pretty much all of the old generation Hong Kong filmmakers/actors had to develop this strict habit to get their careers ahead

@mike Wong Jing has done some good movies outside his brainless comedies, mainly crime movies with frequent collaborator Billy Chung. Movies such as A True Mob Story, "My School Mate, the Barbarian", the first two "Colour" movies, "Moving Targets", "I Corrupt All Cops", and "To Live and Die in Mongkok". He can get ambitious when he wants to be. This looks like another ambitious one if you ask me so I really want to see it.

Probably the first Wong Jing movie in YEARS I've been looking forward to. And Donnie looks his part real well!

@hayden You make it sound like it's as bad as letting Hollywood portray Asians stereotypically in movies. Asians have complained how they have been portrayed in Hollywood movies because Hollywood didn't PAY ANY ATTENTION. But now they do. If the big market the only way to keep them in check, then so be it. It's better than nothing.

@skyking Just being sarcastic. You don't need a full-time job or, let alone, be a celebrity to have a body like that. It's all about dedication and strict dieting.

Based on Yen's IG pictures and videos, it seems like the movie will be action-packed and he will have a major role enough for the audience to be impressed. Still have doubts so they better not mess it up.

@skyking So are you implying that you don't have a full-time job?

@kidd Well, Donnie's career took off when he reached the age of 42. And don't forget that Max Zhang --- who is being labeled as the next big Chinese action star --- is turning 42 this year. Anything is possible if you go for it.

This should've happened 10 years ago when Donnie started becoming active on the scene. Haven't seen BLACK ROSE ACADEMY as a whole but her fight scenes were decent. She also had a supporting role in Yuen Woo Ping's CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF VAMPIRE released in 1986, in which she had a good fight scene. Hope her career takes of, now that Donnie has established himself as the top Chinese action star as well as action director.

This should've happened 10 years ago right when Donnie started becoming active on the scene. Haven't seen BLACK ROSE ACADEMY as a whole but her fight scenes were decent. She also had a supporting role in Yuen Woo Ping's CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF VAMPIRE released in 1986, in which she had a good fight scene. Hope her career takes of, now that Donnie has established himself as the top Chinese action star as well as action director.

A big deal for the Don. Congrats!

Just found out about it. But I must say that it's strange that it's being released in Mainland China later on, opposed to releasing something in both regions at the same time. The story also made me suspicious.

A fully Hong Kong-financed movie making alot of money today is a rarity. I hope to see more of this in the future opposed to Hong Kong filmmakers/performers resorting to making co-productions to cater to the Mainland market.

Funny thing because in this interview he said IP MAN 3 is intended to be his list Yip Man movie as well as kung fu (movies about historical kung fu masters) movie. Guess he will continue with kung fu movies after all. http://www.timeout.com.hk/film/features/75115/donnie-yen-on-ip-man-3-and-his-big-break-into-hollywood.html