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T he slender woman in the hotel suite certainly looks the part of the rising young film star. She has the twittering entourage and designer labels; her hair is groomed, her face painted. Except this is not her, she says, not really. In real life she's a tomboy; she's nothing like this, she usually wears jeans.

A cross-dressing former child star made a bizarre stab at stardom by claiming he was the body double for the female star of Lust Caution in the film's steamy sex scenes. Zou Kaiyun, a year-old man and wannabe actor who until now has only found work posing as women in TV ads, made the startling claim on his website, claiming he stood in for actress Tang Wei's controversial nude shots in the latest Ang Lee production. It is not Tang Wei in the sex scenes but me," Zou wrote on his blog. The man-diva also posted his own picture, accompanied by shots from the film, in order to convince readers of his resemblance to the lovely Tang. The story, contained in an article headed, "unveiling the inside news of Lust Caution" raised hot debate among netizens, until Zou later admitted his claims were fake.

Join the discussion in China. The new date is two days earlier than the previously announced screening date. The erotic spy thriller, adapted from a short story by the famed Chinese author Eileen Chang, will premiere in North America in late September. It has recently been given an NC rating in the United States, signifying that admission to the film will not be granted to anyone under the age of

Only with less hope. In a film that trumpets sexual and creative freedom as a means of personal salvation, one throwaway line can cut so deeply. But I regretted the fact that most of the new ones were so grim and humorless. I wanted to show the joy and humor of sex. But unlike Mitchell, who spent years workshopping his film on the fringes of the film industry, Taymor was bound by her distributor, Sony Pictures, to deliver a PG movie, a rating she set out to achieve.