“I always wanted to make a film like ‘Lawrence of Arabia.’ Even though my film still has to be compared to a masterpiece like that I’m very happy to attempt it.”
When action master John Woo started work on his latest film, “Red Cliff,” he was understandably a little nervous. On the one hand, the action epic — which reunites Woo with action star Tony Leung for the first time since the 1992 classic “Hard Boiled” — seemed tailor-made for Woo.
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