As much love as this film got I still feel it deserved even more. The actors. The Daniels. The crew. The fight choreo guys. The practical effects. The heart. The casting choices. The courage. And even the producers who agreed to back such a thing. All I can say is more. Please more of this bravery and sincerity in our art. You have to take risks, Hollywood. Look at the result…
Both Stephanie Hsu and Ke Huy Quan are such breaths of fresh air in contrast to the conformity machine that Hollywood can be. Very refreshing. Lovely interview!
Considering they have barely begun to be in it in Stephanie's case or have been out of it from the acting side for decades in Quan's side I think you are kinda saying "oh wow, fresh actually means fresh!!" It would be more surprising to see someone who had been in Hollywood in the limelight for decades that acted differently. Give it a decade or 2 before gushing over their freshness - the river eventually grinds everything in its path down.
love or hate the movie, you have to admit it's a cinematic achievement, especially considering its budget. there's so much heart, so much passion behind this team, and when they speak you can tell how much they love this movie. you just have to give it respect for it's maximalist approach, the performances, the themes it tackles, the uniqueness, the seamless blend of genres, and most importantly, WHAT IT DID FOR THE CHINESE AMERICAN COMMUNITY. when ppl say it's a once in a lifetime movie, they rlly mean it. and the fact that it's accomplished so much with all the odds stacked against it because of all this grassroots support warms my heart. this movie is a miracle, and i'm so happy to witness it.
I really adore Miss Janelle Riley as a great interviewer. Sympathetic without being condescending, encouraging and most importantly, knows the art of listening.
I'm glad to see Stephanie Hsu getting some recognition. It's also great that another young Asian American actress is getting some success on the big screen- For a while now, it seemed the only option was Awkwafina..
And to think Awkwafina almost played Stephanie Hsu's role. I think it would have been fine with Awkwafina, but I'm so, so glad it went to Stephanie. She bought so many layers and emotions to the performance that only she was capable of and I think Awkwafina would have struggled to replicate that. I also agree with you that it's great to see another Asian American actress get the attention they deserve and increase the talent pool for Asian actors in Hollywood.
If the heart were an entire person, it would be Ke Huy Quan. He is the heart, soul, and lungs of "Everything..." I hope the industry atones for ignoring him for 20 years by giving him plum roles from here on out.
I hope Stephanie sweeps up all the award shows! I’ve been following her since her Broadway days and she is incredibly talented. The role of Joy demands so much range and she killed it!
She was great for sure. I know a lot of people are making noise about how the film would have been wrong with Jackie Chan in Michelle yeoh's role - but could you imagine Awkwafina in Stephanie's role??! Shudders of horror intensify 😱😱😱😱 I honestly don't know what casting directors see in Awkwafina at all, she just doesn't work for me in any film I've seen her in.
Stephanie and Ke are so real...here's to a world with 'artheart' as she articulated, a world where we cry together and ask about heartbreak, and stay close to what we love!!!!
Everything Everywhere All At Once is my absolute top favorite movie ever. It means so much to me and every bit of my life. I've been each one of the characters at certain times, gone through so much and come out better than I ever could have imagined.
These two are one of the most inspirational rolemodels for anyone who doesn't feel seen or taken seriously in any industry and who want to break out of the boxes that they have been put in by others.
These two and the entire EEAAO cast operate from a place of such gratitude and it shines in everything they do and they feel very grounded. This is a HUGE thing given our society tends to prop up attention seeking people. I adore Ke and Stephanie. They are a gold standard.
I loved this interview so much. I watched EEAAO, and I loved it and cried so much in the theater when I first watched it. Then I cried again at home while streaming it. Love Stephanie and Ke! I wish them much success!!!
Thank you Ms. Hsu, Mr. Quan, your performances are extraordinary. Thank you for this warm, honest, unguarded interview. Invaluable insights most encouraging with broad application. Best wishes, health, joy and wellbeing… 🫶🏼 🥂 🖖
I loved this so much. It's so heartwarming to see artists who are grateful, humble, honest, and vulnerable. They're such great role models for all aspiring actors and filmmakers. I wish them all the success in the world. ❤
I like to think that other people's stories have been immortalized on screen. Since no stories about Asians have been made I'd like to think that there is a deep curiosity about Asia and our stories. First Crazy Rich Asians, then Parasite and now Everything Everywhere All at Once. Thank you for the stories SAG.
and the honest reality is that Crazy Rich Asians was actually rather borderline, when understanding it being about a fusion culture in Singapore, with heavily heavily western (British) foundation. If the English hadnt colonized Malaya and Singapura, the city wouldnt have had the impetus to grow into the giant commercial powerhouse it is. Very similar issues with the rises of Macau and Heung Gong
_The Good Earth_ was made in 1937, but it was Hollywood's depiction of Asians through a Western lens. _The Joy Luck Club_ in *1993* was a more accurate depiction of Asian-Americans.
Both of them knocked it out of the park on this film. It's a perfect example of a virtuous circle where everybody's hard work inspires everybody else to do better. They took interesting roles and made them so much deeper with their performances.
i love this interview so much it's so wholesome. jenelle did such a great job and ke and stephanie are so thoughtful i loved listening to their process
Just two absolute gems that I'm so glad I was introduced to by this movie. Hearing about their excitement and emotion at the Gotham Awards, I can only imagine how much the recognition at the Globes meant to them, and I have a pleasant feeling we'll see plenty more of it in the weeks and months to come. Bravo!! 😊
I loved Stephanie's performance. I keep saying bagel like her character in the movie now and it annoys my girlfriend so much she stopped eating them in front of me
11:14 “Short Round is all grown up and running for President.” If that story is true-and it sounds like something nobody could possibly make up-it’s a completely bizarre bit of serendipity and amazingly lucky for Ke Huy Quan.
Casting Director = Gate Keeper Matriach A24 Michelle makes everyone feel cared for Voice/Dialogue , Movement coach Everyone was crying 38 shooting days Auditioning during Covid lockdown Lost health Ins Always grateful Incense blessing ceremony
Supporting actress competition is tough this year. Stephanie Hsu is wonderful in this film and I was rooting for her for the first half of the year, but after watching Angela Bassett and Janelle Monáe, it's tough.
The only thing I knew about this movie was that it was directed by the Daniels that's it. I had seen The Swiss Army Man before hearing about the movie so I didn't see the trailer or read up anything about this movie and thank god I didn't. I had no idea what the movie was and EEAAO has become one of my favorite movies of all time. Definetely the movie of the year of 2022 for me.
can someone who knows answer this question. Why would ke not be able to do this role if he didn't have his sag card? I thought if a director wants an actor sag or not they can cast them? I'm confused.
Wow I can relate. In fashion you apply and apply for a job, and many times the success rate is 1:99 It takes more than 8 months to get success. Acting is also way harder. It's disgusting to see these actors act with all of their heart, and the opportunity is so rare.
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Ke Huy Quan is going to sweep this entire awards season and the Oscar and his acceptance speech will probably make me cry.
You predicted this right now. His Golden Globes speech made me 😭
But Brendan also did a great job...and I love them both...how do I choose??? LOL
@@houchi69Brendan is in the lead actor nominations and Ke in the supporting actor so they both can win!!
@@houchi69 OMG! I was thinking the same thing! Ke and Brendan are both amazing
You and me both. 🥺
Both of them deserve all the awards for EEAAO. Outstanding performances.
"... and have it be about art and not identity." What a brave and transcendent quote from Stephanie. Great interview.
I was looking for this comment!
I loved that part. ❤
What I thought was a humdrum question ended up yielding the response that will stick with me the most- from 40:43 on.
As much love as this film got I still feel it deserved even more. The actors. The Daniels. The crew. The fight choreo guys. The practical effects. The heart. The casting choices. The courage. And even the producers who agreed to back such a thing.
All I can say is more. Please more of this bravery and sincerity in our art.
You have to take risks, Hollywood. Look at the result…
“Please more of this bravery and sincerity in our art” so well said, so well said
_Everything Everywhere All At Once_ went on to win seven Academy Awards and garner four Academy Award nominations.
Both Stephanie Hsu and Ke Huy Quan are such breaths of fresh air in contrast to the conformity machine that Hollywood can be. Very refreshing. Lovely interview!
Considering they have barely begun to be in it in Stephanie's case or have been out of it from the acting side for decades in Quan's side I think you are kinda saying "oh wow, fresh actually means fresh!!"
It would be more surprising to see someone who had been in Hollywood in the limelight for decades that acted differently.
Give it a decade or 2 before gushing over their freshness - the river eventually grinds everything in its path down.
Stephanie Hsu is incredibly well spoken omg
so well spoken omg 2:47
love or hate the movie, you have to admit it's a cinematic achievement, especially considering its budget. there's so much heart, so much passion behind this team, and when they speak you can tell how much they love this movie. you just have to give it respect for it's maximalist approach, the performances, the themes it tackles, the uniqueness, the seamless blend of genres, and most importantly, WHAT IT DID FOR THE CHINESE AMERICAN COMMUNITY. when ppl say it's a once in a lifetime movie, they rlly mean it. and the fact that it's accomplished so much with all the odds stacked against it because of all this grassroots support warms my heart. this movie is a miracle, and i'm so happy to witness it.
I love that Ke Huy won an Oscar. Also Brendan won it too! I love that these two got their comebacks and won!
I really adore Miss Janelle Riley as a great interviewer. Sympathetic without being condescending, encouraging and most importantly, knows the art of listening.
I'm glad to see Stephanie Hsu getting some recognition. It's also great that another young Asian American actress is getting some success on the big screen- For a while now, it seemed the only option was Awkwafina..
And to think Awkwafina almost played Stephanie Hsu's role. I think it would have been fine with Awkwafina, but I'm so, so glad it went to Stephanie. She bought so many layers and emotions to the performance that only she was capable of and I think Awkwafina would have struggled to replicate that. I also agree with you that it's great to see another Asian American actress get the attention they deserve and increase the talent pool for Asian actors in Hollywood.
@@sandothemando8924 Yep, there are many other young Asian American actresses waiting for their moment in Hollywood.
If the heart were an entire person, it would be Ke Huy Quan. He is the heart, soul, and lungs of "Everything..." I hope the industry atones for ignoring him for 20 years by giving him plum roles from here on out.
He deserves it and it would be so much better than all the nepo babies getting all the roles as usual.
Stephanie should win all the awards possible.
All at once!
I hope Stephanie sweeps up all the award shows! I’ve been following her since her Broadway days and she is incredibly talented. The role of Joy demands so much range and she killed it!
She was great for sure.
I know a lot of people are making noise about how the film would have been wrong with Jackie Chan in Michelle yeoh's role - but could you imagine Awkwafina in Stephanie's role??!
Shudders of horror intensify 😱😱😱😱
I honestly don't know what casting directors see in Awkwafina at all, she just doesn't work for me in any film I've seen her in.
@@mnomadvfx Have you seen her in _The Farewell_ ?
Ke Huy Quan made me cry saying “this kind of role is hard to come by.”
I loved this movie so much. What a great interview. I hope it sweeps the Acadamy awards.
And it did.
@@jamesjiao Seven Academy Awards and four Academy Award nominations.
Everyone, i mean EVERYONE in the cast of Everything everywhere all at once was fabulous!!
Stephanie and Ke are so real...here's to a world with 'artheart' as she articulated, a world where we cry together and ask about heartbreak, and stay close to what we love!!!!
Everything Everywhere All At Once is my absolute top favorite movie ever. It means so much to me and every bit of my life. I've been each one of the characters at certain times, gone through so much and come out better than I ever could have imagined.
that last sentence from the host is so true: "Will there ever be another movie like this again?"
it just highlights how good the movie is.
These two are one of the most inspirational rolemodels for anyone who doesn't feel seen or taken seriously in any industry and who want to break out of the boxes that they have been put in by others.
Two incredible performances 🙌
These two and the entire EEAAO cast operate from a place of such gratitude and it shines in everything they do and they feel very grounded. This is a HUGE thing given our society tends to prop up attention seeking people. I adore Ke and Stephanie. They are a gold standard.
I loved this interview so much. I watched EEAAO, and I loved it and cried so much in the theater when I first watched it. Then I cried again at home while streaming it. Love Stephanie and Ke! I wish them much success!!!
Thank you for watching!
The most wholesome interview I've seen on this channel!!!
I just love this man! Blessings!
Love Stephanie even more after watching this! She is so sweet and cares about other people’s feelings
Ke Huy Quan, feels so authentic that he sounds like an everyday regular person, but he is and Oscar Winner. It is lovely
Steph and Ke. Award winners for all time 2022. EEAAO was spectacular!
They were so well spoken and very easy to listen to, people that could really learn so much to, very inspiring.
Only kinda the best frickin movie EVER 🤯💜😭💝
I love both Ke and Stephanie with all my heart, but just wanted to shout out Janelle and say she's looking amazing! Love the hair!
Thank you Ms. Hsu, Mr. Quan, your performances are extraordinary. Thank you for this warm, honest, unguarded interview. Invaluable insights most encouraging with broad application. Best wishes, health, joy and wellbeing… 🫶🏼 🥂 🖖
I loved this so much. It's so heartwarming to see artists who are grateful, humble, honest, and vulnerable. They're such great role models for all aspiring actors and filmmakers. I wish them all the success in the world. ❤
Stephanie we L O V E you representing us ❤
Love this cast so much
2 highly gifted stars, taking the world by storm, sweeping every awards everywhere all at once
I like to think that other people's stories have been immortalized on screen. Since no stories about Asians have been made I'd like to think that there is a deep curiosity about Asia and our stories. First Crazy Rich Asians, then Parasite and now Everything Everywhere All at Once. Thank you for the stories SAG.
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and the honest reality is that Crazy Rich Asians was actually rather borderline, when understanding it being about a fusion culture in Singapore, with heavily heavily western (British) foundation. If the English hadnt colonized Malaya and Singapura, the city wouldnt have had the impetus to grow into the giant commercial powerhouse it is. Very similar issues with the rises of Macau and Heung Gong
_The Good Earth_ was made in 1937, but it was Hollywood's depiction of Asians through a Western lens. _The Joy Luck Club_ in *1993* was a more accurate depiction of Asian-Americans.
fabulous acting --- awards or not --- know that this was a very special movie and gift to all people -- great interview
thank you Ke, I totally feel waymond and cried every time I watched the movie. My family loved the movie.
Truly moving interview from Ke. Such a gracious soul.
Jenelle always does such a great job with these interviews & asking really deep questions! I loved this movie & these actors.
Both of them knocked it out of the park on this film. It's a perfect example of a virtuous circle where everybody's hard work inspires everybody else to do better. They took interesting roles and made them so much deeper with their performances.
Thanks for this. I hope both gets their oscar nom 👏🏻❤️
they are so real and I can feel their positive energy - so aspired to be like them
As a fan of Art and Basketball, really love it when Stephanie quoted the legendary Coach of the San Antonio Spurs Greg Popovich.
I love them both. Talented humans.
i’m very happy for jenelle. she was gorgeous before she lost weight and she still is now, but she looks very comfortable now.
i love this interview so much it's so wholesome. jenelle did such a great job and ke and stephanie are so thoughtful i loved listening to their process
incredible movie and all love to stephanie and ke, future oscar winners!!
Just two absolute gems that I'm so glad I was introduced to by this movie. Hearing about their excitement and emotion at the Gotham Awards, I can only imagine how much the recognition at the Globes meant to them, and I have a pleasant feeling we'll see plenty more of it in the weeks and months to come. Bravo!! 😊
Great interview and can't wait to hear more from Stephanie and Ke!
He will always be Short Round to me. Really glad he's doing well. Always wondered what happened to him all these years.
Well the movie won 7 awards. Congrats to these 2!
Ke can do a bio pic as Jackie Chan- he's a dead ringer! Congrats Ke! ❤️
Jenelle looks amazing and, most of all, is an amazing host...again! :) Great job!
Absolutely loved hearing them speak. Very inspirational.
We love Ke Huy Quan in this household.
I loved Stephanie's performance. I keep saying bagel like her character in the movie now and it annoys my girlfriend so much she stopped eating them in front of me
He's so humble they could just put his water on the floor❤️. I'd raise hell and I'm a nobody!
11:14 “Short Round is all grown up and running for President.” If that story is true-and it sounds like something nobody could possibly make up-it’s a completely bizarre bit of serendipity and amazingly lucky for Ke Huy Quan.
They are both incredible in different ways!! Love this interview!!
such a great interview! was on the edge of tears for the whole time honestly
The movie was just so impressive and great fun! Asian Excellence FTW 🔥
Great actors and great performances from both of them.
What a film. What great actors.
A Coach Pop quote?! I didnt think i could love Stephanie more! Keep pounding the rock!!
stephanie hsu is a fucking genius!!!
Hey Evelyn!...........o/........Bagel!!!
Casting Director = Gate Keeper
Matriach
A24
Michelle makes everyone feel cared for
Voice/Dialogue , Movement coach
Everyone was crying
38 shooting days
Auditioning during Covid lockdown
Lost health Ins
Always grateful
Incense blessing ceremony
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Thanks for posting this, loved and this interview.
Supporting actress competition is tough this year. Stephanie Hsu is wonderful in this film and I was rooting for her for the first half of the year, but after watching Angela Bassett and Janelle Monáe, it's tough.
doesnt help that Stephanie and JamieLee are competing against each other.. I HATE when that happens.
Stephanie Hsu heels are PHENOMENAL 👠 👠
give them the oscars!!
The only thing I knew about this movie was that it was directed by the Daniels that's it. I had seen The Swiss Army Man before hearing about the movie so I didn't see the trailer or read up anything about this movie and thank god I didn't. I had no idea what the movie was and EEAAO has become one of my favorite movies of all time. Definetely the movie of the year of 2022 for me.
One of the most amazing movies ever!
So inspiring!!!
Ke Huy Quan, a Golden Girl nominee
Brilliant interview!
all of my soul family...
They all are winning now
So great
Give them the sag awards for performance in a supporting roles
WHY HAVE I BEEN CRYING FOR 44 MIN STRAIGHT
❤❤❤
Sarah fucking Finn cast this movie. She is the QUEEN of casting.
SAG-AFTRA Foundation, kudos to finally getting rid of plastic water bottles.
i feel for ke.. the annual fees and his health card it's all very real hardships
One of the best sci-fi/action films of all time.
...Also, bewbs 🤩
Ke said 38 shooting days??? how is that possible, wow
闗繼威好嘢!
nice
💜💜💜
Yes
Awww, how sweet, another beautiful thing we can thank Andrew Yang running for President in 2020 for 🥰🧢 luv those guys in this movie so very much
#YangGang❤
Kwan did a Hong Kong movie in 2002.
Ke did more for the fanny pack since Dwayne The Rock Johnson
Stephanie really deserved the Oscar but I suppose Jamie was long overdue so I’ll let it slide.
Ke looks like a good "Inspector Gadget" type character
can someone who knows answer this question. Why would ke not be able to do this role if he didn't have his sag card? I thought if a director wants an actor sag or not they can cast them? I'm confused.
me tooooo
Wow I can relate. In fashion you apply and apply for a job, and many times the success rate is 1:99
It takes more than 8 months to get success. Acting is also way harder.
It's disgusting to see these actors act with all of their heart, and the opportunity is so rare.
Do you have to pay to stay in Screen actors guild. What is paying for dues for?
It’s an initial fee and then annual fee. It provides typical union stuff, Health Insurance, Pension, Retirement etc.
@@bobbybubby7977 oh, ok