Thread: D-War #5 - Jason Interviews On Korean TV ~ Updated 8/3
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Old 08-02-2007, 10:17 PM
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Moving this to the new page from the old one.

Jason is the gift that just keeps on giving!!

More incredible video finds! Most you can save but, unfortunately, not all - at least I couldn't do it. And it's possible some of these are repeats but I'm so overwhelmed at this moment with all these great finds, I'm just posting everything I've found tonight - even if it's old.


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It's just a cab file - it shouldn't cause any problem. It worked for me. And I thought the last three were repeats but I wasn't sure if new footage had been added. It won't hurt to have them all here anyway.

And I want to see more pictures - obviously they took hundreds!

Just found this ARTICLE - recap of some Comic-con events - nice mention of D-War and Jason.

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Here be dragons. The long awaited D-War, aka Dragon Wars is making it onto the big screen. Producer James Kang brought actors Amanda Brooks, Craig Roberston, Jason Behr and some clips to get the crowd going.

Now I had to look up the synopsis because it wasn’t clear in the trailer or even when the panelists tried to explain it just what was going on. Based on a Korean legend (the director is famous Korean director Hyung-rae Shim) Los Angeles investigative reporter Ethan Kendrick (Behr) discovers that not only do dragons exist but he is the reincarnation of an ancient warrior sent to protect a very precious pearl housed within his girlfriend Sarah (Brooks). She is supposed to give up her life and this pearl to a good Immogi (that looks like a giant serpent to my way of thinking) so that it can become a dragon. Notice I said GOOD Immogi. There are bad Immogis out there and they want that pearl too. And so starts the wars.

You gotta figure that a movie based on a Korean legend seeped in concepts like reincarnation, with a Korean director who only said “action!” in English and one of the stars unaware what CGI meant (Robertson admitted that he didn’t until Jason explained the acronym) had to be maddening to work on. But all the panelists were excited to see the end result and had high praise for each other and their leader. D-Wars opens September 14th.
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