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- Throughout his life, Zaror incorporated multiple Kung Fu styles, Karate and Olympic style tae kwon do during his practice.
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May 23, 2023 · LOS ANGELES, May 23 (UPI) -- Marko Zaror said the training methods seen in his movie, Fist of the Condor, streaming now and on DVD and Blu-ray Tuesday, are methods he practices in his real-life...
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LOS ANGELES, March 27 (UPI) --Marko Zaror, who menaced Keanu...
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Apr 7, 2023 · We speak to Marko Zaror on the making of the Chilean martial arts film Fist of the Condor, which just debuted on the streaming platform Hi-YAH!
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He has trained mainly in taekwondo and kickboxing, and also judo, aikido, wing chun and shotokan karate. Career. Zaror has appeared in several Spanish language action films, including Chinango and Kiltro, and acted as stuntman for Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in the 2003 film The Rundown.
Apr 7, 2023 · Zaror pops up throughout the film as a constant thorn in the hero’s side and in the process showcases the impeccable martial arts skill and smoldering intensity that led to him stealing the show as the bad guy in direct-to-video beat ’em up fan favorites such as Undisputed 3: Redemption and Savage Dog.
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That’s really great to hear, really. I’d just like to get your views briefly on Kung Fu Kingdom’s mission. It’s to encourage 100 million people around the world to get into martial arts for all the positive benefits it brings to people physically, mentally and socially. What do you think about this goal? It’s awesome. For me, martial arts is a part...
We do too. Do you think that after COVID it’s even more important for people to take up martial arts? Definitely, because martial artists have the psychological benefits, the philosophy, and the discipline, but also it’s very good to keep moving and to and to make sure you stay healthy. COVID was very big proof of that, where you had 80% of the peo...
Agreed. We all know full well that Chad Stahelski and the team at 87Eleven like to put their action stars through their paces, in terms of training and shooting for the film. So when you were cast and you showed up on set, what if any special training or preparation to perform some of the action in the film did you have to undergo? I’ve been traini...
Finally someone is giving us a chance to do what we love to do. Without hesitation, I believe that’s why he’s really changing the game and opening doors for more stunt people, and second unit directors to get better, bigger work in the industry, to have more respect from the industry. It’s like look, this is an action movie. If you want to do good ...
So now, with all that experience, being able to work on the other side of the camera, he understands what his team can deliver, he understands what you can do, and what you cannot do, even challenging himself trying to accomplish very crazy takes. But he has that vision because he’s been on the other side. So I think that’s what makes him very diff...
I totally get it. Watching the action. It’s very intense, it’s very frenetic, and can be quite exhausting just to watch. How gruelling was the fight choreography and the fight scenes for you? I think the hardest thing was not the physicality for me, it was more all the things that were happening that you needed to stay really focused on; because yo...
And what are your thoughts on the man himself? Keanu Reeves? Yeah, he’s the best, man, he’s such an inspiration. What is it that makes him an inspiration? Because he’s so human and so normal, and such a passionate guy. You see him giving 100%, even more, and he will try his best. He trains hard, gets ready, he’s there, he even helps to carry your t...
Yeah, well of course I feel there’s a momentum, there’s a hype on this kind of action movie and of course, I’m, I’m one of the guys that is doing this in the industry. So yes, it’s getting very exciting for me. “John Wick 4” was a big step and I can already feel that, so I’m very excited to be part of that and I’m so thankful to Chad, Jeremy you kn...
Absolutely. Let’s talk about “Fist of the Condor” which is now available on Blu-ray, DVD and digital from our friends at Well Go USA. Now, the film’s story is quite interesting it’s almost mystical in its tone. I know you’ve worked with the film’s writer and director Ernesto Diaz Espinoza on a number of projects, and you’re one of the producers of ...
It’s actually the other way around. This movie, for me, happened because of my honest necessity of expressing myself as a martial artist from Latin America, and a way to say thanks to everything that inspired me. This movie was shot in the middle of quarantine when we thought that the world was going to end, when we thought there weren’t going to b...
Jul 7, 2019 · Interview with Chilean martial artist, Marko Zaror with a look behind the scenes of "Savage Dog", and his appearance in Marvel-Netflix mini-series: The Defenders.
Jul 25, 2017 · Since initially beginning in the industry as a stunt double for the Rock in 2003’s The Rundown, Zaror really got action fans attention when he headlined the martial arts actioner Kiltro in 2006. Made in his native Chile, the pairing with director Ernesto Espinoza would prove to be one that’s built to last, as they’d go onto make Mirageman ...
