Asian representation in Hollywood is changing with more Korean actors debuting in Hollywood


By AGENCY
Singer and actor NS Yoon-G, also known as Kim Yun-jee (right), recently debuted in Hollywood through 'Lift'. Photo: Handout

In recent years, the Hollywood debuts of Don Lee and Park Seo-joon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Blackpink's Jennie starring in the HBO drama The Idol, were feted as huge feats in Korea, never mind that their appearances lasted just minutes.

Recent wins at major film festivals by creators and actors of Korean descent – Korean Canadian director Celine Song of Past Lives and Korean American director Lee Seong-jin and actor Steven Yeun of Beef – illustrate the changing Asian representation in Hollywood films and TV.

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