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Jason Scott Lee Explains How His ‘Mulan’ Villain Differs From the Animated Version (Video)
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thewrap.comAlso Read: 'Mulan' Ushers In New Phase in Hollywood's Premium On-Demand ExperimentJust as Niki Caro’s remake makes several changes from the 1998 animated Disney film, Bori Khan has some notable differences from his cartoon counterpart, the black-eyed Hun leader Shan Yu.
While Shan Yu was merely focused on conquest, Bori Khan’s attack on China is far more personal as he seeks revenge on the Emperor (played by Jet Li) for the death of his father.“We’ve taken a more historical tack with the Rouran people, who were sort of northern invaders,” Lee said. “Bori Khan’s sort of stripped down, lean and mean, and he’s working alongside a witch [played by Gong Li] to take over China.”This isn’t Lee’s first go-around with Disney.
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