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If Lysa is a meaty leg, then Chunli is really a muscular thigh. Callina Liang, who plays Chunli in the new version of "Street Fighter", said in an interview with "Empire" magazine that she bought all the Street Fighter games released on the PS5 platform and recorded Chunli's moves in each version to make her boxing and kicking skills match the game as much as possible:
"I downloaded every Street Fighter game to PS5, recorded Chun-Li's fighting movements on my mobile phone and played them back in slow motion, and studied them anytime and anywhere."
What she learned from her training is: "The role of Chunli relies entirely on leg skills, so I followed the coach for a lot of Taekwondo, Muay Thai, and martial arts training. I practiced for two hours a day, and my leg strength was significantly enhanced."
"My diet has also been greatly adjusted. In order to gain muscle, I eat 12 eggs every day, eating every two hours, and I almost vomit," Liang said, "But the muscle gain effect is very good. After filming Street Fighter, my thigh circumference increased by 6.5 centimeters."
Noah Centineo, who plays Ken in "Street Fighter" Centineo said that everyone trained together. In addition to Liang, there was also Andrew Koji (Andrew Koji) who played Long:
"I trained with Andrew and Liang, six days a week for six consecutive weeks. I especially want to prove myself, and everyone feels this way, because we have never played this kind of role before. This film gives us an unprecedented challenge, and we have the responsibility to perform it well."
Andrew, who plays Long, said embarrassingly that he played Street Fighter when he was a child, but he could only press buttons randomly. As an Asian, he particularly prefers Long because he is most like himself.
Although the game is terrible, the actual combat is better than the abandoned house. Koji believes that Takashi's moves are derived from karate. For this reason, he has studied the Shotokan style of karate that focuses on special moves, and also minored in judo and martial arts. He is confident that Takashi's fighting style will be brought to the screen.
The film is scheduled to be released on October 16. This is the second movie adapted from the game this year. Players and fans will welcome "Resident Evil" directed by Zach Craig next month. This film is different from the previous Resident Evil movies. It not only uses original characters but also cuts off the connection with the old work, focusing on a purer horror survival experience.
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