Actor and singer Steve Wall has joined the cast of martial arts supernatural action comedy Kung Fu Deadly, which has begun shooting in Dublin and Meath.
The Irish/Australian film stars comedian Steven He and newcomer Michael Tient as two "hapless pest controllers who are thrust into mortal danger when they accidentally tranquillise a Taoist hunter of Chinese undead aka "Jiangshi," who are spreading through the city."
It also features Gemma Chua-Tran (Heartbreak High), Jason Tobin (Warrior, F9; The Fast Saga and One Thousand Blows) and Max Huang (Mortal Kombat).
The Stunning front man Wall has also appeared in Black Doves, Dune: Part Two, and Oddity for which he received an IFTA nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
He is also part of the lead cast in The English, a six-part western mini-series starring Emily Blunt and appears in Ridley Scott's Raised by Wolves, The Witcher, and The South Westerlies’ a six-part Irish comedy-drama.
He played the lead role of jazz musician Chet Baker in the Dutch art house feature My Foolish Heart in 2018.
Kung Fun Deadly producer Paddy McDonald said: "It is truly a privilege to be bringing such a novel and exciting movie to audiences with such a wonderfully talented cast and crew, and in partnership partners who are so supportive of the vision for this groundbreaking Irish genre movie with tons of action and even more. We can’t wait to share it with audiences."
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