Mark Dacascos and Iko Uwais

 

Iko Uwais' career got smoother in Hollywood. After Mile 22, Iko is getting ready for a new series on Netflix called Wu Assassins.

In his first Hollywood television series, the husband of Audy Item collided acting with famous actor, Mark Dacascos. This proud news was uploaded directly by Iko Uwais to his personal Instagram account.

“Do you know what it will be like when the three of us collaborate? We destroyed the set, haha ​​and kicked the buttocks, "Iko wrote in his photo caption.

In the photo, Iko looks ready with his silat stance. Not only posing with Mark Dacascos, there is another Wu Assassins star, Bryon Mann.

It turned out that acting with Mark Dacascos became Iko Uwais' big dream which has now come true. Director Gareth Evans, left his comments on the photo.

"I remember from the first day we worked together, you (Iko) always said that you wanted to fight Mr. Dacascos on a screen. This is more than just cool, not just seeing your dreams come true, but because this will be your own TV show, ”wrote Gareth Evans.

Audy Item agreed that her husband's dream had now come true. "Dreams do come true," he wrote in response to Evans' comment.

Gareth Evans himself is a director from England who is active in Indonesia. Merantau and The Raid are two of Evans' projects that have successfully catapulted a number of Indonesian actors to Hollywood.

Scott Adkins

 

Scott Adkins, whose name has become known since starring in the 2006 film Undisputed II: Last Man Standing. Now, he is Donnie Yen's enemy in the last Ip Man film series, Ip Man 4: The Finale.

After fighting the Japanese military, British invaders to Mike Tyson, Scott Adkins will now become Donnie Yen's new enemy. The 43-year-old actor plays the character of an American soldier named Barton Geddes who is racist to Donnie while on a trip to San Francisco. Let's get to know Scott Adkins more.

Born in Sutton Coldfield, outside the city of Birmingham in England's West Midlands, Adkins began studying martial arts at a young age. He even founded a temple for Bruce Lee in his parents' garage.

In 2001, Scott Adkins made his debut in the Hong Kong film industry with a minor role in Stephen Tung Wei's C3 Fighters. This earned him the nickname 'the new white man in Hong Kong'.

Afterward, Scott appeared in the film Black Mask 2 by director Tsui Hark. In this film, Scott collaborated for the first time with Yuen Woo Ping, a martial arts choreographer in Jackie Chan's The Medallion which was released in 2003.

"I came in here like a student. Out of respect for Yuen Woo Ping and everything he did, when he said 'do something', I would do it right away. I told Donnie from the start that I wanted to learn as much as I could," continued Scott Adkins.

Scott also admitted that he was happy to be back in Hong Kong after starring in a number of Hollywood films. However, he was a little surprised by the current style of filmmaking in Hong Kong.

"I almost forgot how hard it was, and what to expect of you physically. But that's why the action will look so incredible, because nothing's bothering you. You have to get it right, and until it doesn't get a pat on the back. That moment. What's nice is when everything is over. That's what makes everything valuable, "said Scott Adkins.