Once You Embody The Language, The Character

It's Like Kill Or Be Killed, That's My Thing Basically.

I Think It Seems Like A Natural Progression To Go Into Directing, And I Hope To Explore More Of It, Because It's Very Exciting And A Really Good Way To Collide All The Things That You've Known And Experienced In The Business And Put Them All Into One.

There's Always Sacrifices. My Family Don't Generally Say That They're Related To Me - My Sister Doesn't Say She's My Sister - Because They Don' T Want To Be Judged Or Lauded Based On Who I Am.

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.

People Use Location As A Language In Films, And Quentin Uses Action As A Language In His Films. There's Really Not A Lot Of Violence. It's More Of An Emotional Beat Than It Is A Physical Beat