Hollywood's latest blockbuster "Adoption Horror" has officially landed in North American theaters on the 19th of this month. The film co-stars the famous Hollywood actress John Cusack and the Asian actress Fu Heqing. The film was the first box office success after its release in North America, and is expected to land in Chinese theaters in the near future.
Fu Heqing's stunning debut at the North American premiere became the focus of the night
"Adoption Horror" is directed by the famous American director Alan White, starring the famous movie star John Cusack and the Asian actress Fu Heqing. A few days ago, the film held its premiere in Los Angeles, and Fu Heqing made a stunning appearance with a long golden dress that night. As the only oriental face, Fu Heqing killed Fei Lin with her sexy figure and mysterious oriental temperament, becoming the focus of everyone that night.
It is worth mentioning that Fu Heqing is not only beautiful and attracts the attention of the audience, but also her acting skills should not be underestimated. In the film, Fu Heqing challenges the villain Foo veronicas and joins forces with John Cusack to plot a kidnapping. Although it was his first time in Hollywood, Fu Heqing's wonderful performance won the unanimous affirmation of Alan White and other Hollywood directors, and many directors threw an olive branch to him that night and invited Fu Heqing to cooperate.
"Adoption Horror" north American victory will land in Chinese theaters
"Adoption Horror" is the first work of Chinese actor Fu Heqing to enter Hollywood, and the premiere was a success, and many big names in the circle sent their congratulations. Domestic fans have also left messages saying that they are looking forward to seeing Fu Heqing's wonderful performance in China. Fu Heqing thanked everyone for their affirmation and looked forward to "Adopting Horror" to land on the Chinese mainland meet the audience as soon as possible.
It is reported that "Adoption Horror" is expected to land in Chinese theaters in the near future to meet with domestic film fans, so stay tuned.