In May, Boxun, a US based Chinese language website, published seedy allegations she had received millions for her travails as a prostitute. The reports were picked up by Hong Kong tabloids such as Next Media's Apple Daily and Next magazine, which espouse the kind of conservative values towards Chinese women she has long deplored. That she failed to front the media, or even turn up in Cannes to promote her new movie, the first Chinese version of Choderlos de Laclos's classic Dangerous Liaisons, didn't help quash the rumours.
In truth, she was too busy to attend Cannes and was instead filming the martial arts drama The Grandmasters, about Bruce Lee's teacher, Ip Man, for respected Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar wai.
When you have one of the planet's most recognisable faces, being constantly busy is a given. Zhang, who achieved fame 12 years ago in Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (still the top foreign language film ever at the US box office), is set for another Chinese language blockbuster, Love and Let Love, with action maestro John Woo (Face/Off, Mission Impossible II), and she's also producing her second romantic comedy, My Lucky Star.Dangerous Liaisons Ziyi Zhang Finally Addresses Call Girl Rumours
In May, Boxun, a US based Chinese language website, published seedy allegations she had received millions for her travails as a prostitute. The reports were picked up by Hong Kong tabloids such as Next Media's Apple Daily and Next magazine, which espouse the kind of conservative values towards Chinese women she has long deplored. That she failed to front the media, or even turn up in Cannes to promote her new movie, the first Chinese version of Choderlos de Laclos's classic Dangerous Liaisons, didn't help quash the rumours.
In truth, she was too busy to attend Cannes and was instead filming the martial arts drama The Grandmasters, about Bruce Lee's teacher, Ip Man, for respected Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar wai.
When you have one of the planet's most recognisable faces, being constantly busy is a given. Zhang, who achieved fame 12 years ago in Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (still the top foreign language film ever at the US box office), is set for another Chinese language blockbuster, Love and Let Love, with action maestro John Woo (Face/Off, Mission Impossible II), and she's also producing her second romantic comedy, My Lucky Star.Dangerous Liaisons Ziyi Zhang Finally Addresses Call Girl Rumours
In May, Boxun, a US based Chinese language website, published seedy allegations she had received millions for her travails as a prostitute. The reports were picked up by Hong Kong tabloids such as Next Media's Apple Daily and Next magazine, which espouse the kind of conservative values towards Chinese women she has long deplored. That she failed to front the media, or even turn up in Cannes to promote her new movie, the first Chinese version of Choderlos de Laclos's classic Dangerous Liaisons, didn't help quash the rumours.
In truth, she was too busy to attend Cannes and was instead filming the martial arts drama The Grandmasters, about Bruce Lee's teacher, Ip Man, for respected Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar wai.
When you have one of the planet's most recognisable faces, being constantly busy is a given. Zhang, who achieved fame 12 years ago in Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (still the top foreign language film ever at the US box office), is set for another Chinese language blockbuster, Love and Let Love, with action maestro John Woo (Face/Off, Mission Impossible II), and she's also producing her second romantic comedy, My Lucky Star.
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