A musical? Give us some details.
JW: A musical like “West Side Story” or “All That Jazz,” “Cabaret,” those types of musicals. A musical, or a love story, or a western. I also have a plan to do a Chinese movie. I’m thinking of making an epic in mainland China, based on a famous civil war about 3000 years ago in China, “The Romance of the Three Kingdoms.” It’s the most ambitious dream for me. I’ve got to do that movie before I die. [Laughs]. After I left Hong Kong, I felt pretty sad about our country. Our people nowadays are so divided. People in mainland China, people in Taiwan, people in Hong Kong, the Chinese people overseas, they all do not get along with eachother. I think that’s so sad. I want to use that epic as a metaphor of today’s situation and as a reminder that we’ve got to give up the hatred.
