Li Bingbing and Jackie Chan pose in a classic pose
Jackie Chan visits Li Bingbing stills
The urban fashion love movie "I Would I DO" is currently being posted productin. "I Would I DO" is adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by Chen Tong, directed by director Sun Zhou, Oscar winner Bao Dexi is in the mirror, and Li Bingbing, Sun Honglei, Duan Yihong and other stars. On the 1st, the film exposed a group of stills of Jackie Chan’s visit to "I Would I DO". In the photo, Jackie Chan and Li Bingbing stood on a power car respectively, and the two slid into the distance hand in hand, quite like flying wings. The reporter learned that Jackie Chan not only came to visit the shift, but also gave Li Bingbing a luxury power car to reward her for the hard work of hanging upside down for a day of filming that day.
Visiting "I Do" Jackie Chan Show "Luxury Car"
It is reported that during the filming of "I Do I Do" at the China Film Digital Production Base, Jackie Chan’s latest film "Zodiac" happened to be filmed in the opposite studio. Jackie Chan and Bao Dexi, Sun Zhou, Li Bingbing and others are all old acquaintances. In his spare time for filming, Jackie Chan would come to visit old friends. The reporter learned that Li Bingbing and Duan Yihong were tied up and hung upside down for a play that day. The two of them hung for several hours. Their brains were always full of blood, and it was very hard to shoot, and the atmosphere on the set became tense and depressing. And Jackie Chan’s visit brought a lot of laughter and laughter to the dull set.
Jackie Chan personally drove a power car to the set, attracting many staff to stop and watch. It is understood that this kind of power car brought by Jackie Chan only appears in science fiction movies, and it is rare in China at present. In the face of this novel power car, no one dared to challenge it on the set at the beginning. Li Bingbing, who is known as the "woman", has always been bold and skilled. When she saw such a novel power car, she was eager to jump on it and have a taste of freshness. Because it was the first time she played this kind of power car, Li Bingbing was a little swaying at first. Jackie Chan, who was standing on the side, was bright and quick, and immediately became a flower protector, caring to help Li Bingbing slide slowly. Once she was born and twice familiar, Li Bingbing gradually gained the essentials and slid steadily and chic. Bao Dexi, who stood by the side, was also eager to try. Although he was already in his sixties, Bao Dexi was old and strong, and he was quite happy with Santa Claus.
Jackie Chan and Li Bingbing continue to lead the way, and the studio sends "tokens"
As early as the time, Jackie Chan and Li Bingbing had collaborated. Although the two fought together in the play at that time, the two were close outside the play and formed a deep friendship. "When I was filming" The King of Kung Fu ", I formed a deep friendship with Jackie Chan. The eldest brother was very nice, and he personally taught me martial arts moves. We also danced cha-cha in our spare time." After that, Jackie Chan and Li Bingbing collaborated again in the play of a revolutionary couple. In addition to the two-person emotional drama, there was also a passionate bed scene, and the relationship between the two continued to heat up.
After finishing the filming and publicity work of "Revolution of 1911", the two immediately went into their respective work, and they never met again. This chance encounter allowed Jackie Chan and Li Bingbing to continue their relationship. It is understood that Jackie Chan generously gave Li Bingbing a power car as a "token" on the set. Jackie Chan also personally instructed Li Bingbing to "drive" on the spot. After Li Bingbing became proficient, the two each boarded a power car and soared on the spot. There were also two people sliding hand in hand and driving into the distance, quite a feeling of flying with wings.