Lily Collins joins Bong Joon-ho's "Jade" Bill Nye quits

Lily Collins and Bill Ney

1905 Movie Network News On the 23rd, the United States media reported that Lily Collins, who had starred in "Snow White's Magic Mirror", decided to join the famous Korean director Bong Joon-ho's new work "Jade", and Bill Nye, who originally planned to join the film, announced his withdrawal due to scheduling problems.

"Jade" is Bong Joon-ho's second work to enter Hollywood after "Snow Country Train". The film tells the story of the adventures of a young girl and a monster named "Tamako" who come out of the mountains of Gangwon Province and experience in South Korea and the United States. Positioned as a science fiction film co-produced by South Korea and the United States, the film will be filmed and produced in South Korea and the United States, and the New York filming scene is expected to reach 40%. The budget is much higher than that of Monsters of the Han River, but not as much as Snow Train. The heroine of the film will be played by Korean actors, while the supporting actors will have American actors joining.

Lily Collins will play the only female anarchist red in the film, and interestingly she had a scandal with Chris Evans, the star of "Snow Train.". The currently confirmed cast also includes Jack Gyllenhaal, Tilda Swinton and Kelly McDonald.

The film was invested by Netflix for $50 million and co-produced with plan b entertainment, the production company of Zombie World Wars and Twelve Years of Slavery. The way it is released is very different from that of traditional movies, which will be first released on mobile terminals such as mobile phones and tablets through Netflix, and then released on a small scale in theaters.