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Kung Fu Review | Hollywood Reporter

4/7/2021 The CW s latest stars Olivia Liang as a Shaolin-trained woman who returns to San Francisco after three years in China only to discover a triad menacing her family. As near-trends go, The CW s devious recent pattern of using macho dad brands as a Trojan horse for heartwarming family dramas is one I m partial to. Like  Walker, the network s Kung Fu has its own share of problems. But the inevitability that fans of the 70s show of the same title checking out this semi-remake will freak out and then tune out is absolutely a feature and not a bug. While

The Day - A new Kung Fu debuts at a crucial time for Asian Americans - News from southeastern Connecticut

A new Kung Fu debuts at a crucial time for Asian Americans This image released by The CW shows Olivia Liang as Nicky Shen in a scene from Kung Fu. (Kailey Schwerman/The CW via AP) Published April 07. 2021 1:18PM | Updated April 07. 2021 2:05PM By ALICIA RANCILIO, Associated Press Get the weekly rundown Email Submit Up-and-coming actors will sometimes claim to know a variety of skills to be considered for roles, but Olivia Liang set a boundary early in her career. “When I started off in the industry, people would ask me why martial arts wasn’t on my resume because it was such a typecast for Asians to do martial arts roles, said Liang. So I made a promise to myself. I was like, ‘I’ll never learn martial arts until someone pays me to learn martial arts.

Thrilling Reboot of Kung Fu Offers Needed Representation on The CW | TV/Streaming

Anyone coming to the Christina M. Kim (“Lost”) CW reboot of “Kung Fu” expecting a hazel-eyed David Carradine clone exploring the Old West will be greatly surprised. In 1971, Bruce Lee pitched the unique concept of a Chinese immigrant endowed with supreme martial-arts skills roaming the American West after the 1870s San Francisco Tong Wars. Television executives balked at the idea of an Asian lead, and then cast Carradine a year later in his breakout role as Kwai Chang Caine an orphaned son of an American man who is trained at a Shaolin Monastery in the martial-arts, and ventures to America following the death of his mentor in the original series “Kung Fu.” 

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