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Ke Huy Quan has been on an award-winning spree for his brilliant performance as Waymond Wang in Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022). His success has made everyone in Hollywood take note of the talented actor who was always amid them for decades, but flew very much under the radar. And now, owing to the film, everyone is eager to know more about Ke Huy Quan and other interesting things about his life.Directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, who are collectively known as the Daniels, Everything Everywhere All at Once is about a middle-aged Chinese American immigrant named Evelyn Quan Wang who goes on an epic adventure to save the multiverse from annihilation.Evelyn’s character is played by Michelle Yeoh, who is herself burning the awards circuit with one major win after another for her performance. Among the other stars in the film are Stephanie Hsu, James Hong and Jamie Lee Curtis.What makes Quan stand out from the rest is the fact that while others have always been well-known, he was virtually forgotten by Hollywood.The phenomenal comeback of Ke Huy QuanKe Huy Quan with (L-R) Stephanie Tsu, Michelle Yeoh and James Hong in Everything Everywhere All at Once. (Image credit: Allyson Riggs/IMDb)Quan was born in Saigon, Vietnam. He was only seven when his family fled the country in 1978, but they were initially separated.Quan landed in Hong Kong with his father and five of his siblings in refugee camps. His mother and the other three children fled to Malaysia. The

Looking to add some more action and comedy into your life? Why not check out Love Hurts? The film is now available to rent and/or purchase from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment along with a number of bonus features.Helmed by stuntman turned director Jonathan Eusebio, the latest title from 87North Productions stars Academy Award-winner Ke Huy Quan (Everything Everywhere All at Once) as Marvin Gable, a mild-mannered realtor, whose former life as a professional criminal finally catches up with him after many years.RELATED: How Ke Huy Quan's Action Past Helped Bring "Rhythm" to Love Hurts Fights (EXCLUSIVE)“I knew I wanted to honor 87North’s signature blend of intensity and innovation,” Eusebio says in an official statement around the release. “But I also saw an opportunity to explore the emotional complexity of a man forced to confront the life he left behind. The action draws inspiration from the martial arts films I grew up watching, with choreography that evolves alongside Gable’s journey. Each fight sequence is unique, starting with lighter, playful encounters that gradually become more brutal and visceral as Gable’s emotional state transforms. The action reflects his inner conflict."The cast also features the acting talents of Sean Astin (Stranger Things) and Ariana DeBose (West Side Story), Daniel Wu (Tomb Raider), Cam Gigandet (Violent Night), Mustafa Shakir (Luke Cage), Lio Tipton (Crazy, Stupid, Love), Rhys Darby (Our Flag Means Death), Marshawn Lynch (Bottoms), André Eriksen (Violent Night) and even Drew Scott (of Property Brothers fame).How to stream Love Hurts right now?Love Hurts is now available to rent and/or purchase via digital platforms like Vudu and Apple TV. Want to add it to your physical media collection? The film will arrive on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD Tuesday, April 1.Love Hurts bonus features revealedAlternate EndingDeleted and Extended Scenes"Lovers in the Park""Dog Poop""Last Client""Dead Roses""Extended Knuckles and Merlo""Kippy’s Teeth""Extended Otis and King'"Extended Raven and Ash"The Ke to Gable — Witness Ke Huy Quan's rigorous training regimen with the 87North stunt team that helped prepare him for the role of Marvin Gable.The Heart of LOVE HURTS — Journey behind the scenes with Ke Huy Quan, Ariana DeBose, Marshawn Lynch and the rest of the exciting ensemble cast of LOVE HURTS.Stunts Hurt — Explore the intensive process behind creating the spectacular fight sequences in LOVE HURTS.RELATED: It's a Goonies Reunion! Original Stars Reunite with Love Hurts Star Ke Huy Quan (PICS)Is Love Hurts streaming on Peacock

Looking for a perfect Valentine's date idea? Look no further, because Universal Pictures and 87North's new action-comedy, Love Hurts (in theaters now, click here for tickets!), is a crowd-pleaser for action fans and rom-com lovers alike. Plus, it features a Goonies reunion with Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan and Sean Astin!In Love Hurts, Quan stars as Milwaukee real estate agent and overall go-getter, Marvin Gable. Astin plays his supportive boss and mentor, Cliff Cussik, who knows how to rock a 10-gallon hat and support his treasured employees. However, Marvin's whole existence is about to get upended when, Rose (Ariana Debose), a former colleague from his old life as a mob enforcer, threatens to expose his nefarious past. RELATED: Ke Huy Quan's Reaction After Reading Love Hurts Script: "You Should Be Calling Jason Statham!"First-time director Jonathan Eusebio shared with NBC Insider how he assembled such an impressive cast, the bigger story of how The Goonies reunion came to be, as well as why it's one of his favorite scenes in the whole film.Love Hurts features two Oscar winners, an NFL superstar, and even a Property BrotherA long-time stunt coordinator and performer in Hollywood, Eusebio got his chance to step up and direct this story that was developed by 87North specifically for him. And he sure got to direct an incredible range of talent, from the aforementioned Quan, Astin and DeBose to Mustafa Shakir (Luke Cage), Lio Tipton (Crazy, Stupid, Love), Rhys Darby (Our Flag Means Death), Marshawn Lynch (Bottoms) and even Drew Scott of Property Brothers. RELATED: Love Hurts: The Cast & Characters of Ke Huy Quan's Action-Comedy, Explained"What's funny is, I do get a lot of compliments on the casting," Eusebio told NBC Insider. "But I never thought about trying to make it a diverse cast, or I'm trying to

Público la conoce más quizá por su papel en "Tigre y dragón". Aunque ha sido "Todo en todas partes al mismo tiempo" la que ha catapultado su carrera.Fuente de la imagen, Paramount PicturesPie de foto, Harrison Ford y Ke Huy Quan de niño en una escena de "Indiana Jones y el templo de la perdición".Y también la de otro de los protagonistas de la cinta, Ke Huy Quan, quien se hizo famoso como actor infantil por "Indiana Jones y el templo maldito" y "Los Goonies", pero llevaba años retirado del cine.Con la candidatura al Oscar que le valió la cinta de los Daniels se ha resarcido de años de ostracismo.La increíble historia de Ke Huy Quan: de estrella infantil en “Indiana Jones y el templo de la perdición” a ganar un Oscar 40 años después"Todo en todas partes al mismo tiempo" dio sus primeros pasos con sigilo.Se estrenó el 11 de marzo de 2022 en el festival South By Southwest (SXSW), en Austin, Texas, una improbable casilla de salida en la carrera hacia los Oscar.Durante el fin de semana de su première en EE.UU. se exhibió solo en 10 salas de cine.Aunque meses después ya estaba en 3.000 salas del país y en centenares alrededor del mundo, recaudando más de US$100 millones y dilapidando las barreras entre el cine de autor y la gran industria.Los expertos concuerdan que mucha culpa de ello la tuvo el boca a boca.Y que la respuesta al titular de este artículo es simple: la película gustó a mucha gente.Recuerda que puedes recibir notificaciones de BBC Mundo. Descarga la nueva versión de nuestra app y actívalas para no perderte nuestro mejor contenido.¿Ya conoces nuestro canal de YouTube? ¡Suscríbete!