If you thought your family was nuts, wait until you meet this Chinese-American clan! Traditional Grandma tries to rule the roost, but her children and grandchildren have ideas of their own.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sylvia Chang | ... | Yvonne | |
Esai Morales | ... | Jose | |
Collin Chou | ... | Tony | |
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Lang Yun | ... | Grandma |
Hira Ambrosino | ... | Juliet | |
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James Chang | ... | Steve |
Susan Chuang | ... | Suzy | |
George Cheung | ... | Albert | |
Randall Park | ... | Josh | |
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Nancy Chen | ... | Linda |
Tom Wright | ... | Dr. Lee / Lethal Killah | |
Cici Lau | ... | Rose | |
Pat Morita | ... | Lao Dong | |
James Hong | ... | Dr. Wong | |
Fabio | ... | Fabio |
If you thought your family was nuts, wait until you meet this Chinese-American clan! Traditional Grandma tries to rule the roost, but her children and grandchildren have ideas of their own.
The comment from liuweichun2002 was unfortunate and misinterpreted. This is not a film about demeaning racial stereotypes any more than MY BIG FAT Greek WEDDING was and I don't know of any Greeks who complained about that. FUSION won the audience award at the 2005 Hawaii International Film Festival and was so popular that extra screenings were scheduled. I was there standing in the wings and when it finished I told director Frank Lin that he was going to win the audience award - why? - because the predominantly Asian audience was roaring with laughter throughout. American Fusion IS, like Greek Wedding, a sweet sleeper of a movie that should find a wide audience of any ethnicity. I know I'm going to play it at my theater.