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Christian Bale has said that he isn't worried about the Chinese censoring his new movie, The Flowers of War.
The movie is about the Japanese army's 1937 rampage through Nanjing.
Bale said:
"I just do what I do. What happens after I'm wrapped is always out of my hands. It doesn't matter which country that's in, which scenes get chosen, which scenes get cut, that has nothing to do with me."
True. We guess once everything is done, an actor can only hope they did their best and that everyone else doesn't screw anything up.
The film's dialogue is split between english and mandarin, and Bale even needed a translator to work with the director, Zhang.
Bale said:
"I have a great sense of adventure, and whatever adventure I can take out of moviemaking, I'm going to.
So I hope that not just with China but with internationally that we'll start to get much more mixing of nationalities and film cultures. And I think we're going to get some really interesting results from that."
We'll be interested to see if there is a huge difference between the Chinese and English versions of the film.
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What do you think about this Harry Potter Edward Cullen world!
In case you're keeping count, we have about seven more months to go before Christopher Nolan's third and final Batman installment hits the theaters. However, there are some out there who have zero intention of missing this momentous flick and have already bought their tickets on Fandango for the opening night showings of The Dark Knight Rises.
In fact, tickets for showings NYC, LA and San Francisco have gone on sale — and have sold out!
Yeah, apparently, all the tickets that became available to buy in NYC when Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol came out (some kind of tie-in thing we guess) are GONE.
Hold onto your butt, Nolan! We think this is going to be most lucrative box office weekend in history! You can quote us on that!


At least we'll be able to SEE Bane, if we're not going to be able to understand him! LOLz!
Last month, Empire magazine published a set pic, which featured Tom Hardy/Bane waving around a picture of Gotham's possibly deceased "white knight" Harvey Dent.
Now, Warner Bros has released that same image as an official production photo, along with another image of the insanely muscular Bane facing off with the Dark Knight (above)!
We CANNOT wait to see these two duke it out! Our money is on Batman…although this IS the final chapter in The Dark Knight Legend, so we suppose anything can happen!
Team Batman….or Team Bane???
P.S. CLICK HERE to view the new Dark Knight Rises trailer! SO epic!!!!
We have a feeling that Christian will NOT agree with this!
Last week while Christian Bale was in China for the premiere of his new movie The Flowers of War, he traveled eight hours from Beijing to meet Chinese human rights activist/lawyer Chen Guangcheng, but he was aggressively turned away by police (above).
Now, Chinese government spokesman Liu Weimin has spoken up about the incident, and he believes that Christian should feel embarrassed
SO. MUCH. ACTION!!!!
We have it here, the brand-new trailer for The Dark Knight Rises!
See Christian Bale in the suit. See Anne Hathaway purr in Bruce Wayne's ear. See Tom Hardy be bad ass Bane!
It's so EPIC!!
Ch-ch-check it out!!! (above)
We're just glad he wasn't badly hurt.
While in China for the premiere of his new movie The Flowers of War, Christian Bale traveled eight hours away from Beijing to meet Chinese human rights activist/lawyer Chen Guangcheng…and it did NOT go as planned.
Guangcheng is currently under house arrest, and he was imprisoned for over four years back in 2006 for "disrupting traffic and damaging property" while campaigning against "forced abortions and the treatment of villagers in China."
When Bale and his CNN camera crew approached Guangcheng's village, a guard told them to go away, and when they didn't immediately comply, Bale was "shoved violently by the dozen guards in olive green military coats." Scary!

It has been eight years since the last Chris Nolan Batman flick and the director reveals in a new interview that the time gap will most certainly factor into the story.
So much is shrouded in mystery about The Dark Knight Rises that fans will take just about any nugget of information to quench their desire for MORE MORE MORE. Chris is well aware of the growing need for intel, so he shared a bit of insight to the LA Times about how the movie will kick off. He explains:
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