Steven Seagal at Sofia - Bulgaria !!

The American actor Steven Seagal arrived to Bulgaria for the two months of turning of the film "Immergé". For a successive time Steven Seagal saves the world - this time from a fatal biological weapon. In the film 'Sunken' he plays the part of a hero, who must unveil the mystery of the American ambassador's assassination in South Africa. A scientist who produces killing serums is also involved in the intrigue of the movie. Yesterday the action star arrived in Sofia for the shots of the film, produced by David Varod's New Image company. At the airport the nearly two meters high actor was welcomed by New Image's chief executive for Bulgaria David Varod, his friend Ralitza Hofsterer, and a mysterious lady who waited for him in one of the limos parked in front of the VIP lounge's exit. The shots in the New Image studios will last two months. Nikolay Sotirov, Atanas Srebrov, Nikolay Dodov, Andrey Slabakov, and Nadya Ivanova from the 'Elite' program on bTV, will take part in the new movie. This time the expert in martial arts stays at 'Sheraton' hotel. According to well informed sources Seagel hesitated whether to rent a house on the outskirts of Vitosha. Bulgarian actors will take part in this film. The scenario of film describes the assassination of the American ambassador in South Africa. The CIA finds a suspect quickly - it is Arian Leather, a scientist in escape, specialist out of biological weapons, having creates a virus which returns the contaminated likely one to be mentally controlled. The order of the CIA is to destroy Leather, but the commando of execution disappears with the weapon which is entrusted to him - a nuclear warhead. The power station of information decides to call upon Chris Kowdy - interpreted by Steven Seagal. Kowdy is in prison, with the other members of its group, held on a false charge because of a opérationelle error of the CIA. The film will be made on one of the stages of Sofia. The only declaration of Steven Seagal to the Bulgarian journalists come to await it the airport was "Je go bien".