Few actors have won the hearts of audiences quite like Ke Huy Quan. A fairy tale story of a young actor beloved by a generation who became the behind-the-scenes model for so many of our favorite, most memorable action scenes as a fight choreographer. Then, with his tear-inducing, heart-pumping big screen come-back with Everything Everywhere All At Once, Quan stole the Awards season narrative, bagging himself Oscar gold. Now, Quan is number one on the call sheet, carrying his new film as the lead in Jonathan Eusebio’s monster action debut, Love Hurts.
Love Hurts follows Quan’s Marvin Gabler, a successful realtor whose violent past comes back with a vengeance. After being visited by his former partner Cliff Cussick (played by Sean Astin), Marvin is informed his brother Knuckles (Daniel Wu) is coming to hunt him down. Now, Marvin’s experience as a hitman must save his entire world. The movie co-stars fellow Oscar-winner Ariana DeBose and former NFL player-turned-actor Marshawn Lynch.
Collider’s Steve Weintraub had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Quan to talk about all things Love Hurts. In this interview, they discuss his extensive history of fight choreography, the truth behind those The Goonies sequel rumors, his upcoming roles in The Russo Brother’s Electric State and Zootopia 2—and if that Oscar win was all a dream.
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