SINGAPORE (AP) — For a director and actor who have worked together for about two decades, there did not seem to be much chemistry between Wong Kar-wai and Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Chiu-wai at a news conference promoting their new movie "The Grandmaster" on Wednesday. Wong kept his arms folded most of the time and Leung did not look his way when Wong answered questions from the media. However, Leung dismissed rumors of tensions and unhappiness with his director over having some of his scenes from the movie cut. "I don't harbor any unhappiness or ill feelings toward Wong because I respect and understand his decision," Leung said in response to a question. "The decision is entirely up to him to decide how his story should be told." "The Grandmaster," which reportedly took 17 years to complete, is Leung's seventh collaboration with Wong and recounts the life story of Chinese...
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