Michelle Yeoh Walks the Red Carpet in Moscow
July 5th, 2007 by ddPosted in Film, Malaysia, Celebrity, Michelle Yeoh |
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Besides being known for her on screen roles, her beauty pageant past, and her marriage to the CEO of Ferrari, Michelle Yeoh is also a strong advocate for the protection of wild animals and their endangered habitats. According to WildAid, an estimated $10-$20 billion a year is made off of poaching. In the following video, Yeoh voices her support for saving Asian elephants threatened by habitat loss and illegal hunts. Other stars who have dedicated their time include Jackie Chan, Ang Lee, Ralph Fiennes, Minnie Driver and others. [Ecorazzi]
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Michelle Yeoh, Jet Li and Isabella Leung will star in the third episode of “The Mummy” series titled, Mummy: Curse of the Dragon.
Michelle is set to play a witch/wizard and Jet Li will be the Mummy. The 18-year-old rising star from Hong Kong will play the daughter of Michelle and together they will fight the mummy and his mummy troops. The mummy is China’s first Qin Dynasty Emperor, now a shape-shifting entity, who was cursed by the wizard centuries ago.
The film will start shooting in July of this year with part of the shooting taking place in Xi’an’s Terra Cotta Warriors museum, the first time Hollywood has been allowed to shoot inside the museum.
It is the second time the two kung fu stars, Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh, have worked together since “Tai Chi Master.”
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Shu Qi, Maggie Cheung, Michelle Yeoh, and Bai Ling are making the rounds and really putting in their face time at Cannes. Here are some more pics of the Chinese beauties at amfAR’s Cinema Against AIDS Benefit. Michelle is Malaysian, I know, and, yes, that’s Bai with her clothes on this time. Check out Shu Qi with the blue eyes. A bit freaky but of course DaDump is oddly turned on…. not surprising.
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Michelle Yeoh does the red carpet rounds of A Mighty Heart Premiere and Death Proof Premiere at the 60th International Film Festival in Cannes.

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Asian actresses Gong Li, Michelle Yeoh and Zhang Ziyi arrive at the Festival Palace for a gala screening of the film ‘Chacun son Cinema’ (To Each His Own Cinema) in Cannes, France. “Chacun son Cinema” was a series of three-minute short films produced especially for the Cannes festival by 35 renowned directors from the world.
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So here’s the deal. Jackie Chan is looking for the next big action star in China on his TV show, The Disciple (Think The Apprentice for movies). Thing is, Jackie doesn’t seem too impressed with what he’s seeing. His words of advice: You don’t have to crack heads in kung fu to make it big.
In fact, the drunken master himself is frustrated by the emphasis placed on kung fu skills. He said in a blog entry on his Web site that he’s looking for grace in movement, be it from sports, dance or kung fu.
Chan said a background in kung fu was not necessary to succeed as an action star, citing former Bond girl Michelle Yeoh and “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” star Zhang Ziyi as examples.
Why have talent when modern movie technology can enhance the look of kung fu moves!
“In my movies, I don’t want any violent action. I’m looking for people who have beautiful and rhythmic movement so that the action can look something like dancing,” Chan said.
Chan himself was trained in Peking Opera and is known for his comical, dance-like moves and stunts.
By contrast, another action star, Jet Li, was a national kung fu champion in China before he crossed over to the film industry. [IHT]
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He is keeping mum on the wedding date and preparations but Jean Todt talks straight from his heart about what attracts him to fiancée Michelle Yeoh.
“We are happy together,” said the 61-year-old Ferrari chief executive officer. “She is a very loyal, dedicated and down-to-earth person. We have a lot of common views. It is like a team effort.
“She likes the people around me, my friends and my son. It is the same for me with her family and friends. So, it is not just between her and me. It is all around us, which is very important.”
However, when pressed about whether a date had been set and what preparations were being carried out, Todt smiled and said: “We will let you know. We have very good press officers who will let you know.”
When asked whether he was miffed by speculations about his personal life, he said he did not care about such things.
Learn more about the future Mr. Michelle Yeoh after the jump…
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Hmmmm, not sure about this one. DaDump is going to give her the benefit of the doubt because it’s Monday and I’m hungover again and I’m nice like that. But in case you’re curious, Chinese-Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh is sick of relationships with Chinese men, claiming they are all chauvinistic and old-fashioned. Basically, men are pigs…. the Chinese ones at least.
Yeoh, 44, who will next be seen in the upcoming Sunshine was once married to Hong Kong film producer Dickson Poon, ended their three-and-a-half year marriage to return to acting, after tiring of her role as traditional housewife.
“Somehow I feel that Chinese men are much more chauvinistic. It is in our genes going back generations. The majority of them would say there is nothing wrong with being chauvinistic. To their mind, that is looking after the women well.
“We are the damsel in distress, the one who is always rescued.
“But I was very formative in my ex-husband. I think it depends on where they were educated and where they end up. If you think of Hong Kong it’s so advanced and cosmopolitan, but it is still very Chinese.”
Meanwhile the Malaysian actress is extremely proud of her Chinese roots, but won’t let age-old superstitions “ruin her life”. [femalefirst]
Since it’s the Year of the Pig, DaDump is gong to take that as a compliment. Oink, oink, babe.
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