Simu Liu is a firm believer in using his celebrity status for for the betterment of good causes. That pride was particularly evident while he was promoting “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”.Ī post shared by Simu Liu He’s Using His Superpowers for Good Not just normalizing it, but turning it into something positive, something to be proud of.” “What I think has been happening in the last few years - and is playing a huge part in this as well - is normalizing Asian-ness. It’s something that I struggled with a lot as a kid growing up, because we were constantly made fun of for being different,” Liu said during a 2019 appearance on ComicCon. “We need more public figures are more unapologetically Asian: People who are willing to wear that ethnicity or cultural identity proudly. Since his earliest days as an actor, Simu Liu has leaned into his Asian heritage. Liu is certainly doing his part - he even appeared in a special promo for the team when the Raptors made it into the NBA playoffs.Ĥ.16 the disruption continues ft. ⭐️FIXED IT FOR YOU⭐️ #FredVanVleet | #NBAAllStar /CR6SzoIGq7 In fact, a movement is afoot that has fans urging the Raptors to enact a changing of the guard, so to speak, so that Liu replaces Drake as the team’s official global ambassador. While Drake has established himself as the pre-eminent super fan of the Toronto Raptors, Simu Liu is running a close second. He’s the Toronto Raptors’ Unofficial Ambassador “I truly think it’s one of the most special places on earth.” 3.
“Toronto is very much a mosaic of all different stories, tastes and perspectives coming together and coexisting,” he said. Speaking with Narcity Toroto, he outlined some of his many favorite things about the city, including the Toronto Night Market, his fave Toronto restaurants and the city’s vibrant theatre scene - which provided him his start. Simu Liu was born Harbin, China, but grew up in Toronto, and remains a staunch supporter of “The 6ix” - so much so that he appeared in a “Destination Toronto” tourism ad. “What was definitely not going through my head was, ‘Hey, I’m going to tweet Marvel and they’re going to get back to me, and I’m going to get this role,'” he admitted in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.Ģ. He was invited to audition, and then landed the part. What he never expected, however, was that he was on the studio’s radar.
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When Marvel announced plans to adapt the “Shang-Chi” comic series for a movie in 2018, Liu once again tweeted at Marvel. Five years later, he was announced as the star of Marvel’s “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”. Way back in 2014, before he was even cast in his breakout role in “Kim’s Convenience”, Simu Liu issued a tweet targeting Marvel, asking when the studio was going to get around to introducing a superhero of Asian descent. It’s not everyone who can make a dream come true with a simple tweet, yet Simu Liu made it happen. In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, let’s run down just a few of the many reasons everyone loves Simu Liu. But going into a movie that is a B type movie with no name actors (of which the acting was not bad at all) and is made well and is entertaining, it needs to be rated appropriately! So hopefully everyone else who sees this enjoys it as much as I did and rates it accordingly.In just a few short years, Simu Liu has gone from Canadian sitcom actor to international movie star.ĭespite how big his fame grows or how many achievement he racks up in Hollywood, for Canadians, he’ll always be ours. I didn't recognize any actors, budget was clearly low as it wasn't even disclosed, yet the story line was great, acting was good, the scenery was amazing, and I was pleasantly entertained! If a movie has a high budget with A-list actors and top directors/producers and is terrible, it deserves a low score. Yet it was boring, biased, stupid, NOT funny etc. It has how many top rated actors (how many DON'T you know?) as well as a 20 million budget (which went where exactly?). Let me explain Let's take Barber Shop 2 as an example (that has a 5.9 average). What I mean by that is a movie needs to be rated on the investment/production value as well as entertainment. Why? Because you can't compare apples to oranges. I'm hoping once people read my review, they will rate this movie appropriately. Once again I am shocked at the low 5.3 average score for this movie.
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