Terence Chang



Terence Chang Chia-Chen (張家振) is a producer of Hong Kong and American films, notably Hard Boiled, and a former close colleague and friend of John Woo. Both of them worked together at Lion Rock Productions, which Woo founded. He was attached to the scrapped Metroid live-action film, sharing production responsibilites with Brad Foxhoven. However, the movie never made it further than a film treatment due in part to micromanagement from Nintendo.

Chang and Woo disbanded Lion Rock Productions following the commercial failure of their 2014 film The Crossing. Chang has since founded Mannix Pictures in Hong Kong, working with veteran talent agent Amanda Yang Xin and Lucida Entertainment, based in Beijing and Shanghai, respectively.