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汤唯遭内地全面封杀，身为《色，戒》导演李安终于按捺不住，打破沉默出言力撑爱将，他亲自以中、英文版本发表声明，并以《职责所在的声明》作标题，内容指对于某项决定导致汤唯受到伤害感到失望，更指汤唯在《色》片中有极佳表现，所以会在这困难时刻中，尽一切能力去支持她。
　　　　由于封杀事件成为国际关注，美国权威的《The Hollywood Reporter》作大篇幅报道，除了刊登李安的声明外，还详细讲述汤唯被封杀经过。该报道还踢爆汤唯的广告薪酬高达六百多万港元。而将于本月中在香港举行的亚洲电影大奖，大会早前已宣布梁朝伟与汤唯均会现身，但现在还不知两人会否因封杀事件有所影响。
　　
’Lust’ star Tang banned for performance
　　
　　
　　HONG KONG -- "Lust, Caution" star Tang Wei has been banned in the Chinese media because of the sexual nature of her performance in the Ang Lee film, local press reports said Friday.
　　
　　An internal memo from China’s State Administration of Radio Film and Television was allegedly sent to all television stations and print media in China on Thursday night, stating that a new television commercial starring Tang for skin care brand Pond’s was to cease broadcast immediately. All print ads and feature content using the actress also were to be pulled. The memo gave no reason for the ban.
　　
　　Tang’s deal with Pond’s is worth a reported 6 million yuan ($843,000).
　　
　　Neither Tang’s manager nor SARFT could be reached for comment, but her "Lust, Caution" director weighed in on the decision Friday.
　　
　　
　　"I am very disappointed that Tang Wei is being hurt by this decision," Lee said in a statement. "She gave one of the greatest performances ever in a movie that was properly produced and distributed. We will do everything we can to support her in this difficult time."
　　
　　In a statement titled "Reassertion of Censorship Guidelines" and dated March 7, SARFT said that, on Monday, it informed all major film and broadcast entities and governing bodies that it was renewing prohibitions on "lewd and pornographic content" and content that "show promiscuous acts, rape, prostitution, sexual intercourse, sexual perversity, masturbation and male/female sexual organs and other private parts." However, the public notice, posted on SARFT’s Web site, did not specifically mention "Lust" or Tang.

　　In a statement titled "Reassertion of Censorship Guidelines" and dated March 7, SARFT said that, on Monday, it informed all major film and broadcast entities and governing bodies that it was renewing prohibitions on "lewd and pornographic content" and content that "show promiscuous acts, rape, prostitution, sexual intercourse, sexual perversity, masturbation and male/female sexual organs and other private parts." However, the public notice, posted on SARFT’s Web site, did not specifically mention "Lust" or Tang.
　　
　　In addition, all awards shows in China were advised to exclude Tang and the producers of "Lust, Caution" from their list of guests, while discussions about the film and Tang on online forums were deleted, Hong Kong newspaper Oriental Daily reported.
　　
　　A spokesperson for the Asian Film Awards, where Tang was announced Friday as a presenter, said in an interview that the event had no knowledge of any ban and had not been contacted by Tang’s management. The awards are set for March 17 in Hong Kong. It was not clear whether the ban would extend to awards shows in Hong Kong.
　　
　　The announcement comes during the annual meeting of China’s highest legislative body, the National People’s Congress, in Beijing. The yearly event is an occasion for a shuffling of government positions and the introduction or renewal of regulations and policies. The NPC concludes March 18.
　　
　　"Lust," Lee’s artsy thriller, reportedly upset China’s central government, where top officials were said to have criticized the film’s content as "glorification of traitors and insulting to patriots." SARFT reportedly was singled out in the censure for permitting the film to be released in China last year, even after seven minutes of graphic sex scenes were cut from the film’s theatrical release.
　　

　　"Lust" is 28-year-old Tang’s first major film, and both audiences and critics lauded her for holding her own, particularly given the intense nature of the sexual scenes with co-star Tony Leung Chiu-wai.
　　
　　The ban of a film, along with its cast and crew, months after release is not uncommon in China. In early January, SARFT banned the producers of the film "Lost in Beijing" for two years and ordered the film’s theatrical and home video release to be recalled. The "Lost" cinematic release had been delayed because of sexual content, which was ultimately cut from both the theatrical and home video editions.
　　
　　"Lust" was controversial in China for both its political and sexually provocative content. Some Chinese tourists traveled to Hong Kong during the Oct. 1 national holiday to watch the full version of the film, which boosted its Hong Kong boxoffice. The film earned HK$48.8 million ($6.2 million), making it the highest-grossing Chinese-language film in Hong Kong in 2007.

事情闹大了.中国的形象再次被"搞坏"了!!!!!!!!!!

搞什麼飛機啊～～一個國家行政機構公然封殺單一個人！？什麼世界啊！？

为啥不封杀梁朝伟?不封杀王力宏?不封杀李安?单单封杀汤唯呢?

　汤唯被封杀得到正式回应 广电总局称对事不对人http://www.sina.com.cn 2008年03月11日09:43 南方都市报
　　南方都市报3月11日讯
　　
　　 汤唯(被广电总局封杀一事引起社会各界关注，广电总局副局长张海涛前天(3月9日)在政协会议上回应说，该项政策“对事不对人”，首次官方证实“封杀”汤唯的做法。
　　
　　　　前日有台湾地区记者在全国政协会议上向广电总局副局长张海涛求证此事，张海涛表示:“这个政策是对事不对人的。”这一种说法，是首次官方间接证实广电总局有“封杀”汤唯，至于封杀的原因，张海涛并未回应。而捧红汤唯的导演李安则对她表示支持。
　　
　　　　汤唯代言的品牌公司大中华区副总裁曾锡文昨日承认，目前确实有很多电视台已撤下了汤唯代言的一则某品牌化妆品广告，但原因并不清楚，而公司与汤唯的代言合同还将继续履行。
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　否定的P，明明电话通知，这次跟以前封张惠妹一样，打死都不认封杀。只是汤没有任何政治问题，是片子的替罪羊，媒体看不过去，媒体给爆出来了，电视台很多记者第一时间在博客，论坛上爆（很多都被删了），而后是报纸上爆，这下不敢承认了，承不承认汤都没好果子吃，以后穿小鞋是肯定的了，真不知这次下命令的是不是猪头，要整顿文化市场可以理解，但要有方法，方式，自己的错在前面，干嘛让片子上映，那是渎职罪，既然上映了有过了这么长时间，就要想万全之策来解决问题，简单粗暴就是某些权利机关的做法，没想到这次事的其反，本来是想悄悄进行，没想到造成如此坏的结果，搞到国际上了，真是丢人，ZFJG没有监督机制就是这样。

 

裤子蛮关心美女滴。。。啧啧。。。