lmao !

LOL....priceless.......we did miss your retorts sam.

i knew id find it

http://www.tagaloglang.com/enrique.htm

"Enrique Iglesias is a world-famous artist of dual heritage -- his father is the Spanish singing legend Julio Iglesias and his mother the gorgeous Filipina journalist/socialite Isabel Preysler who was born in Manila. He does have memories of visiting the Philippines as a child and of eating Filipino food prepared by his grandmother. "

Arioch - i think u know what i meant.. so ill stop there. and dont even start me on geography. i barely know the states.

Sam - same. and if i cant name lucy lui.. who?
oh wait. theres chow yun fat, xiang xe yi.. hmmmmm... but where the flips at???

edit: oh stupid me. i mustve forget. the entire cast of 'the debut' .......

Well, Ken Watanabe is now Academy Award nominated, and he's in the next Batman movie, so I guess him. Although if Kiyoshi Kurosawa could get some recognition over here (Takashi Miike is too weird to EVER get main stream recognition) then he'd be a good choice.

ken watanabe.. hmmm... must be a good movie then. ohhh i know, hes the guy in 'the last samurai' right? wiat a minute.. the lead in that was tom cruise. funny how when that first came out i was the only one that found that weird.

anyway.. mainstream wise.. there is NO ONE! i think people are more familiar with fuckin jasmine trias than any of the ones u mentioned

then go with Akira Kurosawa. Sure, he's dead, but nobody'd bat an eye if you said he's the best director ever, which counts for something.

Others:
Ang Lee (At least he did Crouching Tiger, Hidden etc.)
Jackie Chan (Used to be good, still has SOME name value)
Jet Li (Hero)
That asian guy from the Matrix movies
Kobé Tai

I don't know. I want to go back to the real Old West. Meet Wild Bill Hickok. Maybe even Wyyat Eurp. Oh! I know: Doc Holliday! If I could have anything it the world it would be to have been able to met Doc Holliday so If I could live in one era it would be the one he lived in. Ever seen Tombstone? That was great movie and the actor who played Doc played him very well. One of my favorite movies.

'I'm your huckleberry.'

Or back when The King was alive. The 60's I believe it was. Elvis: The King of Rock 'N' Roll. Or maybe Johny Cash.

Val Kilmer played Doc in Tombstone, and yes, it was a great job


And Johnny Cash >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>> Elvis, the overrated piece of shit

Thats it! Val Kilmer. He was hilarious.

Cowboy: you're so drunk you can shoot anything. Infact... {takes out a big knife} you're probley seeing double.
Doc: [Takes out his other gun so now he's holding two guns] I got two guns. One for each of ya.

And don't diss the King.

FUCK the "king". The "king" was an overrated, nigh talentless sack of shit. He didn't even get the Famous Death right. He overdosed on fucking doctor-type drugs. Perscription shit, not coke or heroin. At least go down in a plane like Buddy Holly or something. He died a fat slob who was a parody of his former, talentless self, and I'm glad. Fuck him.