Bond Girl Blacklisted In Burma!

And without any rhyme or reason! How odd!
Michelle Yeoh, best known for her work in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and alongside Pierce Brosnan in the James Bond flick Tomorrow Never Dies, has been banned from entering Burma. Reportedly, the actress who is poised to play the pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a forthcoming new movie, was immediately deported from the country when she tried to visit last week. A Burmese official confirmed Yeoh is now blacklisted from the country and will not be able to return, although no reasons were given for the ban.
Well that's … rude! We're going to have to assume this has something to do about the movie, but then they should've said something to that effect before she traveled all that way.
How's about a little diplomacy, people!
[Image via WENN.]
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How's about a little education, people! Don't you mean Myanmar?
Re: ravenouswolves – its the same! Only in Asia, they recognized as Myanmar.. in Western, Middle East, Europe, etc.. its Burma!! Go do some research! Btw i am a Burmese, Bitch!!
Re: xandi – I think ravenous knows that but is making a point. Anyway, she was banned because the last time she was there she met with Aung San Suu Kyi. Regimes usually aren't too keen on those who sympathize with pro-democratic opposition leaders.
Diplomacy? Advance notice? This is Burma she is dealing with. People have no rights there.
Why would you expect diplomacy from a mass murdering dictator?