Yahoo! Voices interviews Harry Shum Jr on his career and latest role in White Frog.
Harry connected with the film’s theme of fitting in. “I dealt with it my whole entire life. I always felt like I was a fish out of water. I was born in Costa Rica and felt very different-I thought I was Latin when I was clearly Chinese. I moved to America and felt different. Being around all Chinese students, I felt like I was Latin.”
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The Backlot interviews Harry Shum Jr. on White Frog, which opens in theaters in Los Angeles today.
Harry says about the film, “What I love about the film is that it deals with a lot of heavy issues but it also portrays a lot of humor, as well.”
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Gregg Sulkin interviews with AwesomenessTV and discusses who is a better werewolf - him, Booboo Stewart, or Tyler Posey?
White Frog opens in theaters, tomorrow, May 10th.
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We’re used to seeing Harry Shum Jr. as TV’s premiere dance master thanks to his role as Mike Chang on Glee, but a new movie role is set to completely reshape your opinion of this triple threat!
Click on the image above to see an exclusive clip of Booboo Stewart and Harry Shum Jr. in White Frog opening in theaters this Friday, May 10th from ETonline.
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Booboo Stewart talks with David DeCoteau about his new film, White Frog (opening in Los Angeles May 10th and coming to DVD & digital this summer from Wolfe Video).
Check out this wonderful short interview as he talks about the casting process and preparation for what he describes as one his most challenging roles — the role of Nick Young, a teen with Asperger’s syndrome — in the star-studded new family drama, White Frog.
Booboo Stewart, from Twilight to White Frog (PFM PAAFF interview)
At the 2012 Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival’s spotlight screening of WHITE FROG, star of the film (and occasional Twilight actor) Booboo Stewart spent some time with Ben Silverio of the Pretentious Film Majors. Here, Booboo chats to Ben in an interview about his preparation to play someone with aspergers, the future of limited release of White Frog, and the difference between doing a small indie like this one and a bigger feature film like the Twilight series.
We’re two weeks away from the premiere of White Frog!
Actor Booboo Stewart, along with producers Ellie Wen and David Henry Hwang, will be appearing at tomorrow’s opening night premiere of White Frog. Check out Booboo Stewart’s write-up in today’s Boston Globe Names and Faces!
