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Returning after the prohibition from appearing on Chinese media, the star of “Lust and Caution” Tang Wei appears on the cover star of the April 2010 issue of Elle Hong Kong Magazine. She also talks about her renewed career with the film “Crossing Henessey”, and a lot more in the interview.
On April the second, Crossing Henessey will be released in China. Contrary to “Lust and Caution”, Tang Wei in the new film has absolutely no hot scene. Following Crossing Henessey, Tang Wei will work with South Korean actor Bin Huyn of in the movie Late Autumn, the Korean film production.
Below are the photos of Tang Wei on the Elle Hong Kong April 2010 Issue: