Michelle Yeoh, whose impressive acting in Everything Everything All at Once is garnering a massive response, revealed her wish to amaze fans with something new every time she appears on the screen.
The 59-year-old Malaysian actor, whose genre-defying fantasy is setting up the record straight, recently got together with People to talk about her latest release.
“Every time I make a movie, I hope the audience discovers something new about me,” she told the magazine.
Yeoh also expressed, “What I enjoyed doing [in Everything Everywhere All at Once] was the physical comedy, which I've not done before.”
“You've seen me in martial arts films — I'm always serene. I know exactly what I'm doing. I am the teacher, the mentor. And suddenly in this one, [my character] Evelyn Wang, she knows nothing,” she explained.
“She's a very ordinary, ageing housewife who's got so many troubles in her head. It was really fun,” Yeoh added.
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