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[Jox]

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[The Robin]

You do know I was joking right Jox???

[Jox]

Of course!
(I know take things too seriously sometimes but no worries here! )

[The Robin]

Phew, I thought you were offended or something!

I'm going to try and grab this magazine. Is it sold in the US or would I have to order it online?

[dolphage]

The_Robin, you´ve made a very powerful enemy in Jox. Right now, as we speak, his army of gold robots are closing in on your home. And he is crossbreeding Orcs and Goblin-men in his underground lair (just in case you survive the first wave of antagonists). I´d grow eyes in the back of my neck if I was you.

[Jox]

LOL

[Daydreamer]

I didn´t even know that the magazine Impact was still around... it´s been some time since I saw it in shops here in Sweden.

/Daydreamer

[Jox]

A look at Dolph's current projects in the July issue of IMPACT about to hit

[Krom]

Cool, can't wait for Rolling Stones and other huge magazines to preview The Expandables.

[Jox]

http://www.impactmoviemagazine.co.uk/th ... .php#23561

double dolph

He’s back - but don’t call it a comeback. Dolph Lundgren is about to figure more prominently on the action radar. Impact finds out why...

Don’t call it a comeback, he’s been here for years! Another action hero from the ‘80s and ‘90s who’s in the midst of a well deserved return to form is Dolph Lundgren. Since making his memorable debut in Rocky IV (yes, we know he was in A View to a Kill - but that was a throwaway role), Lundgren went onto headline some classic slices of action including Dark Angel, Red Scorpion, Vic Armstrong’s superb Joshua Tree, Showdown in Little Tokyo and Universal Soldier. Sadly some of his subsequent movies didn’t serve him as well as they might, but recent releases such as The Defender, Direct Action, The Mechanik and, most recently, Missionary man have seen a return to glory. Lundgren recently wrapped work on Universal Soldier 3 and is currently shooting The Expendables as part of the ensemble cast assembled by Sylvester Stallone. So, we thought it was a good time to take a look at two of his most recent projects, Direct Contact which hits DVD this month and the soon-to-be-released Command Performance.

Direct Contact
Directed by Nu Image’s Danny Lerner, this movie hits DVD shelves in the UK this month. Starring Dolph Lundgren and Streets of Fire hero...

[ This article is available in full in the July 2009 edition of Impact ]

[Jox]

Mike Leeder wrote the 2 pages article and concluded by leading readers over to the COMMAND and dolph-ultimate sites

[Warchild]

Very nice to know Dolph is getting recognized again, he became almost a forgotten action hero, if it wasn't for him directing his own movies.

But he needs to work with more regognizable actors, it always gives more hype to the movie, just like US3 with Dolph working side by side with Van damme made alot of people talking and wanting to see these two face eachother.

Dolph needs to work with more known actors, maybe chistopher lambert, mark dacascos, scott adkins, michael rooker, casper van dien etc...

[Craigie-Boy]

Casper Van Dien isn't exactly doing big business at the moment, though, is he? He seems to have largely disappeared off the radar...

[Jox]

None of them are really (Dolph's not doing so bad considering?!), the most "in" right now could be the up and coming Scott Adkins (wonder how Ninja and Undisputed 3 will do). That said MIchael Rooker and Dacascos would be cool to co-star with!

[Jox]