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Everyone knows who Michelle Yeoh is now thanks to the cult hit Everything Everywhere All At Once, but she’s been around for far longer than most realize. Soon, Yeoh will be honored for a lifetime of achievements, when she becomes the recipient of the 15th annual Kirk Douglas Award For Excellence In Film.
This award, of course, is the first of its kind that Kirk Douglas himself won’t be around to see given out. But they got Michael Douglas to say something: “A well-deserved honor for the legendary and multi-talented Michelle Yeoh. She has been entertaining and thrilling us in films since the 1980s …… AND she does her own stunts!! Bravo Michelle!”
Since crossing over from the Hong Kong cinema where she got her start, Yeoh has been in pretty much every Hollywood film with even a light Asian theme over the past 30 years, including Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 1 & 2, Rob Marshall’s Memoirs of a Geisha, and Jon Chu’s Crazy Rich Asians, along with Roger Spottiswoode’s James Bond film...
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