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Cast members Lu Han (left) and Jing Boran. [Photo provided to China Daily] |
At a promotional event on Sunday, all the spotlights were cast onto the movie's screenwriter, Xu Lei, more familiar for his pseudonym, Nanpai Sanshu.
Xu began to write the best-selling novel series The Lost Tomb in 2006, and since then writing the series had been his only job.
The nine-book series has sold 20 million copies and was adapted into an online series early this year. Now, fans are delighted to find the novel has been adapted into a feature-length movie, financed by LeTV.
Film stars Lu Han (Miss Granny) and Jing Boran (Monster Hunt) are cast as the two protagonists — grave robbers.
Hong Kong veteran director Daniel Lee, known for a series of martial arts epics, takes the director's job.
The movie is set to be released this year, though a premiere date has yet to be announced.
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