China Suspends Film Shoots Across the Country as Coronavirus Epidemic Worsens

By Anthony D'Alessandro

Age is just a number to Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger as the long-in-the-tooth action heroes battle it out in a new trailer for their upcoming film “The Iron Mask”.

Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger go head-to-head in the trailer for their new movie The Iron Mask!

With nearly all of China's 70,000 movie theaters still weeks — if not months — awayfrom reopening, many in the Beijing film industry have begun to hope for government bailouts as the only means of keeping their businesses afloat.The cinema sector, to be sure, is just one of many areas of the enormous Chinese economy that has been hard hit by the novel coronavirus pneumonia, now officially known as COVID-19.

Li Ruigang’s China Media Capital has raised $950 million for CMC Capital Partners III, its third U.S. dollar-denominated investment fund.

Manchester Airport's flights to and from mainland China have been suspended amid the Coronavirus outbreak.

All British nationals in mainland China have been urged to leave by the UK government due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Shares in China's leading film studios took an immediate dive Monday moments after the country's stock markets resumed trading after the long Chinese New Year holiday.

A British man reportedly to have contracted deadly coronavirus claimed he beat the flu by drinking a 'hot glass of whisky with honey.'

With China's vast network of cinemas all closed amidst the growing coronavirus epidemic, a second major Chinese-language film is canceling its theatrical release to cash in on a streaming deal.Donnie Yen's action comedy tentpole Enter the Fat Dragon was scheduled to open nationwide in China on Feb. 16., but production company Bona Film Group said Friday that the movie would instead be made available on leading streaming platforms Tencent Video and iQiyi on Feb.

Cathay Pacific will reduce flights to mainline China by more than half following the outbreak of coronavirus.

By Nancy Tartaglione

A terrified dad from Manchester is too scared to leave his flat in the Chinese city of Wuhan in case his baby daughter contracts deadly coronavirus.