Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
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Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
As he tries to make it big in the acting world, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to separate Kris Van Varenberg from his famous father.
After appearing in films such as The Quest and Derailed with Jean-Claude Van Damme, the actor is more than emulating the Belgian martial artist’s work life, he also appears to be mirroring his body.
The 24-year-old showed off his bulky arms as he filmed on location yesterday.
As he tries to make it big in the acting world, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to separate Kris Van Varenberg from his famous father.
After appearing in films such as The Quest and Derailed with Jean-Claude Van Damme, the actor is more than emulating the Belgian martial artist’s work life, he also appears to be mirroring his body.
The 24-year-old showed off his bulky arms as he filmed on location yesterday.
His son isn’t the only family member after a taste of his fame, 21-year-old Bianca Bree is also planning to step out into the spotlight with the film, due for release in 2013.
Making use of her father’s industry links, the starlet made her film debut in the 2008 flick The Shepherd: Border Patrol where she played the daughter of Van Damme’s character Jacques Robideaux.
The 51-year-old's new offering sees him don a questionable look as he flaunts a large brown moustache and matching sideburns.
He's used to playing the tough guy in movies, so it may come as a surprise to him when onlookers laugh at his latest look.
He plays Storm Rothchild - an ex-marine team-building coach.
The story centres on a company retreat on a tropical island that goes terribly awry.
Jean-Claude no doubt gets the chance to show off some off his famous moves in his scenes.
The Belgian star - who will promote another of his films, The Expendables 2, later this year - will star alongside Adam Brody and Dennis Haysbert in the upcoming film.
Jean-Claude's Tom Selleck look is a far cry from the serious roles he has portrayed in movies such as Kickboxer and Sudden Death, but no doubt his hardcore fans will be pleased to see him on the big screen once again.
This is being filmed in Mar Chiquita beach Puerto Rico.
After appearing in films such as The Quest and Derailed with Jean-Claude Van Damme, the actor is more than emulating the Belgian martial artist’s work life, he also appears to be mirroring his body.
The 24-year-old showed off his bulky arms as he filmed on location yesterday.
As he tries to make it big in the acting world, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to separate Kris Van Varenberg from his famous father.
After appearing in films such as The Quest and Derailed with Jean-Claude Van Damme, the actor is more than emulating the Belgian martial artist’s work life, he also appears to be mirroring his body.
The 24-year-old showed off his bulky arms as he filmed on location yesterday.
His son isn’t the only family member after a taste of his fame, 21-year-old Bianca Bree is also planning to step out into the spotlight with the film, due for release in 2013.
Making use of her father’s industry links, the starlet made her film debut in the 2008 flick The Shepherd: Border Patrol where she played the daughter of Van Damme’s character Jacques Robideaux.
The 51-year-old's new offering sees him don a questionable look as he flaunts a large brown moustache and matching sideburns.
He's used to playing the tough guy in movies, so it may come as a surprise to him when onlookers laugh at his latest look.
He plays Storm Rothchild - an ex-marine team-building coach.
The story centres on a company retreat on a tropical island that goes terribly awry.
Jean-Claude no doubt gets the chance to show off some off his famous moves in his scenes.
The Belgian star - who will promote another of his films, The Expendables 2, later this year - will star alongside Adam Brody and Dennis Haysbert in the upcoming film.
Jean-Claude's Tom Selleck look is a far cry from the serious roles he has portrayed in movies such as Kickboxer and Sudden Death, but no doubt his hardcore fans will be pleased to see him on the big screen once again.
This is being filmed in Mar Chiquita beach Puerto Rico.
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
JCVD's had years of EXTREMELY hard living: drug abuse, sex addiction, alcohol abuse. It would be impossible with all that to say whether his face is due to all that or to HIV/AIDS/facial wasting. Rumors have been around for years that he's been HIV positive. Something aint right though.
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
Looks like a funny rental to me.
Never heard of Van Damme having HIV.
Never heard of Van Damme having HIV.
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
I do like the fact that he/they parody his classic scream. I saw Lionheart, Bloodsport, and maybe another of his famous "aaaaaaarghhhhhhsssss" in there.
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
Very, very good movie though. I don't believe it's had a BD release in the States but might be available in Canada.
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
JCVD was my #2 favorite film of that year. I saw it twice in theaters - once at the Nuart and the second time over in Hollywood at Mann's Chinese Theaters.
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re: Welcome To The Jungle (2014) (Van Damme, Brody, Schaal)
I saw JCVD at a small arthouse in San Francisco since it never had a wide release here. It was so bizarre seeing a Van Damme "film" (versus action movie) in a tiny, cramped theater full of people who were clearly seeing it for its limited release aspect, not just because it was Van Damme (like I was).
Very, very good movie though. I don't believe it's had a BD release in the States but might be available in Canada.
Very, very good movie though. I don't believe it's had a BD release in the States but might be available in Canada.