Hey folks Harry here with a whole series of sequels that I don't want to see anytime soon. Now, I used to love Jason Scott Lee, back around the time of DRAGON: THE BRUCE LEE STORY - but then he made SOLDIER and was just god awful in it... and while I don't really blame him - obviously that was Paul Anderson's incompetent fault - but I really need to see him in several great parts to was clean the stain from my memory... somehow I don't think these sequels are the path to that. Here ya go...

JASON SCOTT LEE on Dracula II : Ascension, Time Cop 2, Time Cop 3 and Lilo and Stitch 2    

MovieHole.Net talks to Jason Scott Lee today, who talks about the "Dracula 2000" sequels, as well as "Time Cop 2" and "Lilo and Stitch 2", and reveals that he won't be returning in the recently proposed "Time Cop 3".  

Next year, you'll be seen in the "Dracula" films and also "TimeCop 2", can you tell me a bit about both experiences?

They were both wonderful experiences!!! I exeptionally enjoyed working with Patrick Lussier, the director of the "Dracula" films. I would love to work on another project with him.

Any pressure on TimeCop 2, because you've replaced Van Damme?

None whatsoever

The "Dracula" films are something different for you. Are you a horror fan?

Not in particular, although I like to be scared if watching a movie.

Congratulations on the success of "Lilo and Stitch". Was it that it was set in Hawaii the reason you opted to do it? and we will see you in the sequel?

I loved it for the fact that I could shape some of the dialogue with the local dialect. To give the film some credibility to the Hawaiian characters in the movie. Yes, I will be doing the sequel.

I'm hearing rumours of a possible "TimeCop" franchise - and possible TV series - would that involve you?

No. The "Timecop" film was a one shot deal for me. Sci-fi was never a real interest for me, but the action was what lured me to the project.

Finally, what's next for you filmwise?

There's a few projects floating around as well as a possible venture into directing, so we'll see what happens next.    

The full interview - in which he also talks about martial-arts training and his beginngings - can be found at MovieHole.Net