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Okay. Let's make suggestions on just who should play Tony's archenemy in the upcoming movie. Here's a list of some viable candidates, just off the top of my head.
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
Probably the front-runner in many people's minds. Prolific character actor, remembered as Shang Tsung in the first Mortal Kombat film. Skilled martial artist, as well.
Russell Wong
With Favs stating that IM will be a Clancy-type thriller, I wouldn't be surprised if Mandarin is presented in his "Zhang Tong" persona, an Asian businessman/government official with pull trying to stop Stark from expanding into China. Wong could fit that quite well. He's a very talented actor, I liked him a lot in as the star of Vanishing Son and Blash Sash and he played a good heavy in Romeo Must Die.
Daniel Dae Kim
I know nil about this dude, but Mauser9910 mentioned him in the 'Mandarin confirmed' thread, and he has the look. I figure he's as good of a suggestion as anyone.
Rick Yune
Again, if Mandarin is gonna be a businessman/governmental type guy, I could see Yune as a young hotshot pitted against Tony.
Ken Watanabe
Ken's a great actor. I don't think many people would disagree; no matter how Mandarin is written, he could deliver the goods.
Chow Yun Fat
I know some have suggested him. He doesn't fit Mandarin to me, though.
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
Probably the front-runner in many people's minds. Prolific character actor, remembered as Shang Tsung in the first Mortal Kombat film. Skilled martial artist, as well.
Russell Wong
With Favs stating that IM will be a Clancy-type thriller, I wouldn't be surprised if Mandarin is presented in his "Zhang Tong" persona, an Asian businessman/government official with pull trying to stop Stark from expanding into China. Wong could fit that quite well. He's a very talented actor, I liked him a lot in as the star of Vanishing Son and Blash Sash and he played a good heavy in Romeo Must Die.
Daniel Dae Kim
I know nil about this dude, but Mauser9910 mentioned him in the 'Mandarin confirmed' thread, and he has the look. I figure he's as good of a suggestion as anyone.
Rick Yune
Again, if Mandarin is gonna be a businessman/governmental type guy, I could see Yune as a young hotshot pitted against Tony.
Ken Watanabe
Ken's a great actor. I don't think many people would disagree; no matter how Mandarin is written, he could deliver the goods.
Chow Yun Fat
I know some have suggested him. He doesn't fit Mandarin to me, though.