Ming-Na Wen on navigating Hollywood as an Asian American - 100 Women, BBC World Service

Ming-Na Wen is perhaps best known for being the voice of Disney’s “Mulan”, about a legendary Chinese warrior, but she’s also starred in the medical drama ER and is now playing Fennec Shand in Star Wars’ The Book of Boba Fett.

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In an exclusive interview with BBC 100 Women she reflects on why she thinks Mulan is a feminist, her own experiences growing up as an Asian American and of typecasting in Hollywood, as well as her reaction to the rise of anti-Asian hate during the pandemic.

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Produced by BBC 100 Women
Local producers: Colleen Hagerty and Lara Hartzenbusch
Filmed by Luke Thomas
Edited by Lara Owen

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