I'm Bringing What I've Always Wanted: Film

I Like The Physical Challenge. It's Fun For Me.

I'm Half Asian, So People Immediately Go, "oh, You Do Kung Fu," Like That's What We Do. We Wake Up, We Do Kung Fu, We Brush Our Teeth. It's Just Assumed That You're Not Working Your Ass Off To Make This Believable And Make This Something Great, And We Absolutely Are.

I Went Back To China And Did A Movie In Mandarin, And I Don't Speak Mandarin, So I Learned It Phonetically. Now, When I'm On Set And Somebody Gives Me English Lines, I'm Like, "are You Kidding? What's Happening? This Is Amazing!"

When You Come To America, It's A Very Serious Thing. It's Not Like You Arrive And They Say, 'hey, Come On! Do Movies!' I Can't Just Be Hopping Around. I Have To Focus And Be Still And Make Sure That I Put The Time And Effort In. Because If I Don't, I Could Lose It Like That.

I Weirdly Feel Very Natural, In The Physicality That Comes My Way, Whether It's Guns, Cars Or Whatever. For Some Reason, It's Second Nature To Me.