Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 4月20日 09時05分

Perfectly said. 🔥 “Identity is a complex thing. For me, it’s compound,” Gemma Chan told HuffPost. “I feel English, British, European, Chinese, Asian. You can embrace all sides of it.” The 'Crazy Rich Asians' actress has been in the acting game for about a decade but gained international attention after the now-iconic movie’s release. Chan, who has a law degree from Oxford, said that the idea of becoming an actress didn’t immediately occur to her because of an absence of Asian representation in Western media. “I’ve always been proud of my heritage ... but when you haven’t had that representation, that visibility, things just feel off-limits,” she said. “For example, I didn’t think a career in the arts was viable for me because I never saw anyone who looked like me.” But Chan says that, with the growing chorus of Asian voices and culturally powerful movies like “Crazy Rich Asians,” the range of possibilities seems wider ― even just among acting roles. // 📸: Getty Images

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