Emmy Rossum has been blogging from Mexico about her life and times on the set of Dragonball. We get the scoop about this “blog action” from our friends at movieweb:
Emmy Rossum (The Phantom of the Opera) is currently in Mexico, where she is involved with the shooting of Dragon Ball. In the film, Rossum plays Bulma, a scientific genius who aids Goku (Justin Chatwin) after her father’s Dragonball is stolen by Piccolo (James Marsters). On the actress’s MySpace, she reported a bit from the set.
Apparently the movie is now filming just outside Dunas de Bilbao, which is about an hour away from Torreon. Rossum doesn’t provide many details about the state of filming, although she does spend a good two paragraphs discussing rabbits in the Mexican desert, and a pet rabbit she had as a child. She does however explain that she’s been getting to know Joon Park, who plays Yamcha in the film, fairly well. “I’m not allowed to spill any secrets, but our characters interact a lot in the film,” Rossum says. This suggests that the movie is retaining the relationship between Bulma and Yamcha from the anime and manga series of Dragon Ball.
So there you have it folks – not much news about the film other than the fact that Bulma and Yamcha are going to be continuing their relationship onto the silver screen. It is cool that Rossum is blogging about her experience and hopefully we will be able to glean more about the film as her entries continue on through production.
I read Rossum’s blog and her observations of Mexican rabbits delighted me. She came upon rabbits that stand 3 feet tall when upright! That is a big beefy rabbit! I am not used to rabbits this size and would certainly want to embrace one if I came upon one. Rabbits are delightful creatures and to see such a huge fuzzy mammal in the desert would be cause for celebration.
Upon seeing these rabbits Emmy was concerned about their eating situation (the desert is a barren land) this prompted her to Google what they ate and then she scammed some vegetables from catering and left a plate out for the bunnies. Emmy Rossum, you are a good egg and a friend to the rabbit kingdom. We salute your kindness to struggling desert mammals and look forward to more blog entries. For those of you that want to read her blog entry on the situation please follow this link:
