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  9 surprising things you probably didn't know about Michelle Yeoh

  Michelle Yeoh made history as the first Asian actor to win an Oscar in the best actress category, but her journey to Oscars glory has been filled with unexpected twists and turns.

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  Lifetime achievement honoree Sammo Hung says he's open to acting in anything — even sex scenes

  Sammo Hung was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the 16th Asian Film Awards in Hong Kong this past Sunday. During Hung’s nearly 60-year career, he has produced and directed numerous films, starred alongside legends like Bruce Lee and helped choreograph fight sequences for Jackie Chan. Hung has appeared in 75 films and worked on over 230.

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  Jackie Chan returns to Hong Kong action cinema with 'New Police Story 2'

  Jackie Chan will return to Hong Kong action cinema in “New Police Story 2,” a sequel in the long-running “Police Story” franchise. On Tuesday, Chan made a public appearance at the Filmart market in Hong Kong along with local actor and singer Nicholas Tse to announce Emperor Motion Pictures’ (EMP) 2023 slate. Chan will lead and produce EMP’s “New Police Story 2,” while Tse makes his directorial debut.

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  Sammo Hung praises Michelle Yeoh's Oscar win, reminisces on casting her in first role

  Hong Kong film legend Sammo Hung recently commented on Michelle Yeoh winning the Best Actress award at the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday. “I’m very happy for her,” said Hung, 71, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Hung first encountered the 60-year-old Oscar winner in 1984 at a screen test for “The Owl vs. Bombo,” an action comedy film he was set to both direct and star in.

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  Filmart: Martial Arts Master Sammo Hung on Being “a Happy Dictator on Set”

  You could argue that no one has done more for cinema in Asia, and more for global cinema from Asia, than Sammo Hung. There was proof of that on display at the Asian Film Awards on Sunday night (Hong Kong time) when the veteran filmmaker and martial arts master was handed a lifetime achievement award […]

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  Filmart: Jackie Chan Takes Center Stage for Launch of ‘New Police Story 2’

  Jackie Chan made a rare public appearance in Hong Kong on Tuesday, taking center stage and amping up the star wattage at the Filmart market when he joined local heartthrob Nicholas Tse in front of a hall packed by hundreds as the pair helped local giant Emperor Motion Pictures (EMP) launch its 2023 slate. EMP […]

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  Why did Michelle Yeoh take so long to win an Oscar?

  At a costume fitting for Tomorrow Never Dies in early 1997, Michelle Yeoh found herself standing next to a Pierce Brosnan lookalike. While the real Brosnan was filming elsewhere, this was a chance for the filmmakers to gauge how the then-34-year-old Malaysian actress would look next to him on camera, in the classic Bond girl pose.

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  It’s Michelle Yeoh’s Universe. We’re All Just Living in It

  For over three decades, Yeoh has built an iconic career that’s made her one of the most prominent Asian actors in Hollywood. But her role in Everything Everywhere All at Once was the one she didn’t realize she’d been waiting for.

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  Where the Oscars 2023 Nominees Got Their First Big Breaks, from Soap Operas to Disney Channel Shows

  Ahead of Sunday's 95th Annual Academy Awards, learn where these nominees got their start in the industry

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  Michelle Yeoh’s Net Worth Kicks as Much Butt as She Does

  The "Everything Everywhere All at Once" star is finally get the recognition she deserves.

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