MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE III FINALLY GETS CHINESE OK

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MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE III FINALLY GETS CHINESE OK
Tuesday, May 23 2006

Despite reports that Chinese state officials were upset over not-quite eye-appealing scenes of Shanghai streets in Mission: Impossible III, Chinese censors have given the green light to allow the movie to be shown in the country, the Associated Press reported Tuesday. The wire service quoted Yuan Wenqiang, vice president of the state-owned China Film Group, as saying that while the film "passed censorship," he was unable to disclose which, if any, scenes the censors had removed from the movie.