Hollywood Chinese

Season 23, Episode 3, Aired

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An installment that traces the role of Chinese Americans in the development of the motion picture industry - from the early silents to the modern films of Ang Lee.

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      • The first known Chinese-American film ever made (Marion Wong's 1916 The Curse of Quon Gwon) was also one of the first American movies to be written and directed by a woman.

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      • David Henry Hwang (author): There was still the implicit assumption that there existed an authentic way to portray Asians. By the time I got to the early 90s, I started to think, "you know, in the same way that multi-culturalism is that different groups have slightly different realities, then it is also the case that within a group there are different realities."

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      • Among the comments provided in this episode are those of Ang Lee, Wayne Wang, James Hong, Nancy Kwan, Christopher Lee, and Joan Chen.

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    Weird, no one has discussed American Masters yet.
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