1.) How did you get involved with this project?
Someone recommended me to Ross for the role of Taggert.
Ross called me and offered me the role and I was lucky enough
to be able to fit Yellow Hill in between two other projects.
2.) How has the experience been working as an actor?
I have been acting for many year and I have played a variety ofroles,
but there is nothing more fun than playing a bad guy in awestern on
location in an old western town.
3.) As an actor what was your approach to your character.
Taggert is such an awful person, so I felt it was important to try
to give him a little bit of charm. Once I got on the set I tried to
be spontaneous and not plan out too much. I like the improvisational
element of film acting
4.) What is it about the story that you think will grab audiences?
Yellow Hill is a classic tale of revenge. Audiences will root for theStranger (Bai's character)
to take out the bad guys. However, eventhough this is a straight forward revenge tale there
is a uniquenessto the film. The simple fact that an Asian woman is theprotagonist/hero of
this western sets it apart from otherrevenge-plotted westerns. The combination of a unique
westernprotagonist and a classic tale of revenge will make this a highlyentertaining film.
5.) Any fond memories from shooting on location?
The beautiful sunsets and eating at McDonalds with Felix and Bai.
Seeing Bai eat her first McDonald's french fry was a priceless experience.
Yellow Hill: The Stranger's Tale will have its World Premiere on November 10th. Lubar Auditorium, Milwaukee Art Museum. 6:45pm
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