Lucy Liu in here recent interview with PEOPLE shared how glad she is to see the success and plaudits Everything everywhere all at once is getting. She said that she used to fight for these roles and go against all the odds. Lucy Liu has been a star in Hollywood, and she has spent a lot of time in her prolific career to rewrite all the rules of Asian inclusion in Hollywood movies.
Lucy Liu in her interview said that “Everything Everywhere…” is a game-changing movie crafted beautifully and was destines for box office greatness. Liu said that she loved that this independent film got a lot of success because these are the movies neutrals usually root for, the underdogs.
Lucy Liu is most certainly familiar with the role that underdogs play in the business. The angry goddess Kalypso from the movie Shazam: the fury of the gods herself has fought a long time to finally get some non-stereotypical roles as an Asian woman on the screen.
Lucy Liu Is Happy For The Success Of Everything Everywhere All At Once:
Lucy Liu first got her breakthrough in the process on the movie Ally McBeal twenty-five years ago. She has also been a part of movies like Kill Bill, Charlie’s Angels and the series Elementary. The actress said that she had always fought for these non stereotypical roles on screen and fought against all the odds to bring these roles.
As many creators and actors from Asia are finding many new opportunities in today’s showbiz, a lot of the credit for that goes to Lucy for helping them build a way for them. She then said that she feels a sense of pride when she realizes that something she loved and fought for has helped many people to realize what is possible for them.
