Ultimate Dolph

Hey guys and girls check this article out...itsa going to be the best if he does this.



http://contactmusic.com/news.nsf/articl ... ie_1020964

THAT WOULD BE AMAZING!

OK... first these sayings are yet to be confirmed because this is the kind of stuff that sounds as lame as rumors like his retirement, Street Fighter 2, Rocky VI etc... It's also what medias want to say and hear about 80/90's action stars and make fun of them... I also think Dolph has currently more serious ambitions in mind than teaming up with the likes of Chuck Norris and Co.

I thought this was bull but I bought the actual magazine, and it is indeed in Empire. Not sure how serious Dolph was being, but he does indeed confirm he's approached Norris' people. If they did it right, it could be good. If it's developed by Dolph and he finds the distribution, then I'd welcome it, but if it comes out of a b-movie company, who want to do something quick and cheap, then stay well clear.

Yeah, but even in Empire, how much can we trust their informations since they had an article about the retirement as well, and as we know just picked the news from the internet mess (and for the story, I think I remember them to rejoyce about it)... I mean maybe Dolph actually did say that, it still seems a long shot from happening. Maybe he said it the same way when asked on his message board, he said he would think about making "Showdown In Little Tokyo 2" or get "Maximum Potential" on DVD... anyway I can't hide that I wouldn't be thrilled about this "Dolph-Van Damme-Norris team up" happening...

This was an interview with the D-man. They had one with Van Damme and Seagal too. It was a big action special focusing on Sly, Arnold, Die Hard 4, Bourne 3 and Hot Fuzz. Seagal, VD, snd Dolph were in a special about lost action heroes, and Seagal souns like a prick in his intervew! I'll transcribe the interview out sometime today, or early tomorrow. I think it was kind of a thought he'd had on the day. I also wonder if he tried to get Norris in Missionary Man, seeing as he's approached his people. Chuck would fit into the film I think, as a supporting role.

How long is this interview? (I assume a page or less?) I should go get my copy at WH Smith...