Nancy Kwan, born in Hong Kong in 1939, reflects on her experiences as a Eurasian actress in Hollywood, confronting the limitations placed on Asian actors. Through her memoir, set to release on April 22, 2025, Kwan explores her career journey against a backdrop of racism, highlighting the pressure to stereotype roles and her efforts to showcase her talent. Kwan's story emphasizes the importance of shared humanity and cultural exchange, illustrating how art can transcend racial barriers and promote understanding.
'Getting featured on the cover of Life magazine, wearing a body-hugging cheongsam, counted as a victory' for Nancy Kwan and her portrayal of Asian actors in Hollywood.
'Being an Asian in America is what Kwan calls our shared humanity, where the East can meet the West and possibly make the world a little better.'
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