It's Like Kill Or Be Killed, That's

It's Great To Do Commercial Movies; They Are Fun. You're Doing Stunts, You Are Running Around, There Is A Lot Of Money Involved In The Production; There Are Incredible Sets And Designs.

It Is An Absolute Privilege To Be Able To Speak Another Language And Have It Be Something You Grew Up With. I Think It's A Very Important Thing And I Think That Everywhere Else In The World People Speak More Than One Language.

Producing Is Like Pushing Jello Up A Hill On A Hot Day.

I Love Children. I Work With Unicef And One Of The Reasons I Love That Is Because They Deal Specifically With Children. For Me I Think It's Just Really Important To Always Embrace That Side Of You.

I Wish People Wouldn't Just See Me As The Asian Girl Who Beats Everyone Up, Or The Asian Girl With No Emotion. People See Julia Roberts Or Sandra Bullock In A Romantic Comedy, But Not Me. You Add Raceto It, And It Became, 'well, She's Too Asian', Or, ‘she's Too American’. I Kind Of Got Pushed Out Of Both Categories. It's A Very Strange Place To Be. You're Not Asian Enough And Then You're Not American Enough, So It Gets Really Frustrating.