© UNIVERSAL PICTURES PACIFIC RIM UPRISING, FROM LEFT: CHARLIE DAY, JING TIAN, RINKO KIKUCHI, 2018. ©UNIVERSAL PICTURES THE GREAT WALL, FROM LEFT: JING TIAN, MATT DAMON, 2016. © UNIVERSAL PICTURES THE GREAT WALL, FROM LEFT: HUANG XUAN, EDDIE PENG, ZHANG HANYU, KENNY LIN, JING TIAN, 2016. PH: JASIN BOLAND/© UNIVERSAL PICTURES Hollywood Film Awards, Jing Tian,, ©CBS THE GREAT WALL, JING TIAN, 2016./© UNIVERSAL PICTURES THE GREAT WALL, FROM LEFT: ANDY LAU, ZHANG HANYU, KENNY LIN, JING TIAN, HUANG XUAN, 2016. PH: JASIN BOLAND/© UNIVERSAL PICTURES PACIFIC RIM UPRISING, JING TIAN, 2018. ©Well Go USA Entertainment THE GREAT WALL, JING TIAN, 2016. PICTURES SPECIAL ID, (aka TE SHU SHEN FEN), JING Tian (right of center), 2013. PICTURES KONG: SKULL ISLAND, JING TIAN, 2017. PICTURES KONG: SKULL ISLAND, FROM LEFT: JING TIAN, BRIE LARSON, TOM HIDDLESTON, THOMAS MANN, 2017. PH: JASIN BOLAND/© UNIVERSAL PICTURES KONG: SKULL ISLAND, FROM LEFT: COREY HAWKINS, JOHN ORTIZ, JING TIAN, 2017. Police Story 2013 Photos THE GREAT WALL, FROM LEFT: JING TIAN, MATT DAMON, ANDY LAU, CHEN CHENEY, 2016. Though something of a box office letdown in the West, "Great Wall" helped to cement Jing's standing as an action performer with English-language audiences, which she underscored with her supporting turn as a biologist on the trail of mythical monsters in "Kong: Skull Island" and her co-starring role in the science fiction adventure "Pacific Rim: Uprising" (2018). Jing's English-language feature debut came in 2016 with "The Great Wall," a fantasy epic from director Zhang Yimou with Matt Damon and Willem Dafoe. In 2014, she co-starred with Hong Kong action hero Chow Yun-Fat in "From Vegas to Macau," the fourth entry in his long-running "God of Gamblers" franchise. That same year, she made an assured leap into action films with the Donnie Yen crime vehicle "Special ID," and teamed with another martial arts superstar, Jackie Chan, in "Police Story 2013," playing the wayward daughter of his tough detective. After a year-long recurring role in the television drama "An Epic of a Woman" (Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation, 2009), Jing returned to feature roles in light romantic comedies like "My Belle Boss" (2010) and "Better and Better" (2013). Born Jin Xi'an, China, she graduated from the prestigious Beijing Dance Academy and Beijing Film Academy before making her screen debut as the female lead in the action-horror film "Anaconda Frightened" (2009). This article is written by Kiki for capable and appealing presence in comedies and action films in her native China, actress Jing Tian made an impressive leap to American features with appearances in such blockbusters as "Kong: Skull Island" (2017). Netizens did not seem to buy his reasoning and commented, “The director is complete garbage,” “So this means that the actors and the screenwriters did not want this scene, but the director forcefully filmed it,” “Only telling her of the bed scene after filming halfway is a scam,” “I feel that he does not respect the actors,” “‘What era are we in? Do we still need to have bed scenes?” “I am a bit disappointed in the director and does this mean we can carelessly use bodies if they don’t belong to us?” The director later revealed to the media that the screenwriters had pointed out that the bed scene would be controversial, but he felt that this scene must be filmed because it is the turning point that allows Han So Hee’s character to temporarily stop or change her plans for revenge. “I tried to think of it as a love scene and one that showed a more human side to my character, so I don’t feel that it is in conflict with my character’s plan for revenge.” She questioned it at first, but she wanted to maintain professionalism and tried to think of it from another point of view. In an interview, Han So Hee disclosed that she only learned of the bed scene halfway through filming. The racy scene resulted in heated discussions that the scene had absolutely no added value to the storyline, and its gratuitous nature was likely added due to the director’s personal interest. Other than numerous exciting fight scenes, she also has a topless scene with Ahn Bo Hyun in the final episode. She had gained 22 pounds for the role to build more muscle for her action scenes.
In My Name, Han So Hee’s portrays a fighter who seeks revenge for her father’s murder and even joins the mafia. My Name stars 26-year-old Han So Hee, who gained popularity after her role as a mistress in The World of the Married. After Netflix released new Korean revenge drama My Name, some viewers praised it for being even better than Squid Game.
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