Stephanie Hsu on Being the Villain, and the Hero, of 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Dec 1, 2022

The film "Everything Everywhere All At Once" has become one of the highest grossing indie films of all time, attracting a dedicated fan base due to its inventive storytelling, excellent action sequences, and a grounding lead performance from Michelle Yeoh. But it is Stephanie Hsu who is the true scene stealer as Yeoh's daughter (and foe). Hsu joins us to discuss her breakout role and her career on screen and stage, and take calls from "Everything Everywhere All At Once" fans! The film is streaming now on HBO Max.

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