This should be in the "Famous Vietnamese" but I am lazy to look for it so here goes
"Tonight, He comes" the original script of Hancock written by Vincent Ngo
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/movies/m...amp;oref=slogin
"Mr. Ngo declined to be interviewed for this article. His agent said that Mr. Ngo, who was born in Vietnam, intends to build a school in that country with his money from “Hancock.”
Full Version: The man behind "Hancock"
Good for Mr. Ngo but not a big fan of Will Smith...crazy lunatic who believes in conspiracy theory that the CIA created HIV/AIDS and set it upon the Black population. 
that movie makes like 66 million this weekend i believe 
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Good for Mr. Ngo but not a big fan of Will Smith...crazy lunatic who believes in conspiracy theory that the CIA created HIV/AIDS and set it upon the Black population.
I wonder if his reverend is Jeremiah Wright.
Anyway, good to hear another Vietnamese success story.
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Good for Mr. Ngo but not a big fan of Will Smith...crazy lunatic who believes in conspiracy theory that the CIA created HIV/AIDS and set it upon the Black population.
Yep, strang world we live in nowaday, huh?!
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This should be in the "Famous Vietnamese" but I am lazy to look for it so here goes
"Tonight, He comes" the original script of Hancock written by Vincent Ngo
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/movies/m...amp;oref=slogin
"Mr. Ngo declined to be interviewed for this article. His agent said that Mr. Ngo, who was born in Vietnam, intends to build a school in that country with his money from “Hancock.”
"Tonight, He comes" the original script of Hancock written by Vincent Ngo
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/movies/m...amp;oref=slogin
"Mr. Ngo declined to be interviewed for this article. His agent said that Mr. Ngo, who was born in Vietnam, intends to build a school in that country with his money from “Hancock.”
no wonder in the begining there were some vietnamese gangsters, haha funny thing is they have the communist flag up too.
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