PRESS / MAGAZINES

[Jox]

http://www.fightingspiritmagazine.co.uk ... ?IntID=123

[Geoff]

Nice!!!

[Nathan]

Great long interview!! Dolph is his usual excited and humble self.

[Jox]

When I went to buy my (twice as expensive) copy of Impact at Paris WH Smith, I had the surprise to find a nice 4-pages interview with Dolph in MARTIAL ARTS ILLUSTRATED magazine.

It tackles from Diamond Dogs (for the UK release so it doesn't deal with the debacle, even repeating 3 times it's not his movie) to Retrograde (Gary Daniels) , MM, sparse distribution etc...

UK fans you know what to get at your newsagent! Others can order a copy here:

http://www.martialartsltd.co.uk/mai/iss ... =1605#1605



I don't think there's been this much decent DL magazine coverage since over a decade, so hopefully it will be multiplied when CP comes out.

[Nathan]

It's called IMPACT?

[Jox]

It's called MARTIAL ARTS ILLUSTRATED (M.A.I.) (http://www.martialartsltd.co.uk/mai/)

IMPACT (http://www.impactmoviemagazine.co.uk/index.php) is another magazine by the same publisher)

[Jox]

...one reason I started directing was because I felt I know my market and I know my fans. I know what the people want and I want to give it to them.

Dolph Lundgren

[Nathan]

That might be difficult for me to find, but I'll have a browse. Thanks Jox, sorry for misinterpreting your post, it was clear when I read it the 2nd time.

[Jox]

No need to be sorry

( and as I said you can also order it on their site)

(as well as another good interview they did in the June 2002 issue http://martialartsltd.co.uk/mai/archive.php?x=1729#1729)

[Craigie-Boy]

Nice one - I'll need to look out for this.

[Geoff]

http://andaluciahealthfitness.blogspot. ... at-qi.html

[Jox]

Nice find Geoff, thanks!

[Darling]

Thanks Geoff,was interesting!

[Jox]

[Jox]

Feburary 09 issue!
http://www.impactmoviemagazine.co.uk/is ... =206#22631

He's apparently about to be one of Stallone's Expendables, but before that the veteran action star is back with a Command Performance.
Dolph Lundgren was born in Stockholm, Sweden and graduated from the Royal Institute of Technology and has a Masters degree in chemical engineering. Lundgren made his feature-film debut in the James Bond film A View to a Kill (1985) playing a minor role as a KGB henchman. His big breakthrough came when he starred opposite Sylvester Stallone in Rocky IV the same year, which catapulted him to fame. Since then, he has starred in more than forty films, working alongside the likes of Jean-Claude Van Damme, Brandon Lee and Keanu Reeves. As well as continuing to star in films, he has turned his hand to directing. I caught up with Dolph when he was in the UK editing his new movie Command Performance at Pinewood studios.

Impact: Dolph, let’s talk about the early days of you growing up in Sweden?
Dolph Lundgren: I was brought up in a middle class family, my dad was an academic engineer and my mom was a language teacher. I was kind of a very shy kid, didn’t have many friends [...]
[To read this article in full you must buy the February 2009 edition of Impact]

If you order it online, also get the September 07 issue featuring MY article!