A new article has appeared over at Star Central that focuses on Chow Yun Fat and James Wong about their involvement with Dragonball Evolution.

“Technically, the most challenging scene was where the character Chi Chi fought herself because there was only one Chi Chi and it took a while for us to figure out how to even shoot it. Also, some of the fantastic action sequences were the ones where Goku and Piccolo confronted each other. It put you in an ‘otherworldly’ place where they were fighting in ways unknown and unseen.” (Chi Chi – Goku’s love interest – is played by American actress Jamie Chung, 25.)

There were problems, too, with the weather of Mexico, where the movie was shot. It was a tad too cold for comfort for even the ultra-professional Chow. The weather was often unpredictable with occasional dust storms fanned by windy conditions.

Chow chips in: “Daytime temperatures were close to 30°C and that’s fine. But at night it got so cold it was probably subzero and quite unbearable. Remember, you can prepare the whole set but you cannot fight Mother Nature. The weather can destroy the set and ruin even the most carefully laid-out plans.”

“To avoid all this, for the next project we should all move to Bangkok. That would eliminate all these problems and make things very different,” jested Chow, who owns a home in Bangkok.

To read the entire article, please visit Star Central.