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Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan disclosed in his new memoir that he received a nearly $100,000 residual check for his 1984 role in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. The unexpected windfall, which arrived after his standard fee, was described as life-changing for his family and highlighted the generosity of director Steven Spielberg and producer George Lucas.
Ke Huy Quan's new memoir, 'Never Say Die,' reveals that he received a nearly $100,000 residual check for 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom' as a 12-year-old actor. Quan describes the windfall as 'life-changing' for his family, noting that receiving profit shares was rare for child actors in the 1980s. The gesture from director Steven Spielberg and producer George Lucas highlighted the film's massive success and provided a financial foundation that Quan credits for his early career stability.
Ke Huy Quan details his reaction to a $100,000 residual check for 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom' and recounts an on-set accident involving Kate Capshaw in his new memoir, 'Never Say Die.'
Robert Downey Jr. faced backlash for seemingly ignoring Ke Huy Quan at the Oscars when receiving his award for Best Supporting Actor, as he did not acknowledge or make eye contact with the former winner while retrieving the Oscar on stage. Fans expressed disappointment and accused RDJ of showing a lack of class, although some defended him by suggesting he may have been overwhelmed. However, photos of the two embracing after the win reassured fans that there were no hard feelings.
Robert Downey Jr. faced backlash for seemingly snubbing Ke Huy Quan, who presented him with his first Oscar at the ceremony, by not acknowledging him and briskly taking the award without making eye contact. Fans compared it to Taylor Swift's treatment of Celine Dion at the Grammys and criticized Downey's lack of class, despite his successful awards season for his role in Oppenheimer.
Robert Downey Jr. faced backlash for seemingly snubbing Ke Huy Quan, who announced his win at the Oscars, by not acknowledging him on stage. Despite thanking others in his speech and taking a selfie with Quan backstage, fans criticized Downey's behavior as rude and lacking in class. The incident sparked comparisons to Taylor Swift's treatment of Celine Dion at the Grammys, overshadowing Downey's first Oscar win for Best Supporting Actor in Oppenheimer.
Ke Huy Quan discusses his role as Ouroboros in Marvel's Loki, drawing parallels between his character and his iconic role as Data in The Goonies. He shares his experiences working with Wong Kar-wai and Kevin Feige, and reflects on the themes of happiness and belonging in storytelling. Quan expresses his desire to continue making great movies and hopes that his success will inspire others waiting for their own spotlight.
Taylor Swift, Austin Butler, Keke Palmer, Ke Huy Quan, and The Weeknd are among the 398 individuals invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The invitees include 22 Oscar winners and 76 nominees, with a majority coming from countries outside of the U.S. The Academy continues to make progress in diversifying its ranks, with 34% women, 18% from underrepresented ethnic or racial communities, and 20% from non-U.S. countries.
Ke Huy Quan, who played Short Round in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," surprised Harrison Ford during a red carpet interview for the premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny." The two embraced and expressed mutual admiration, with Ford stating that Quan's success as an adult actor had nothing to do with him. Quan shared photos on Instagram and encouraged fans to see the new film, which he described as "SO GOOD!!!"
Ke Huy Quan surprised Harrison Ford on the red carpet at The Dial of Destiny premiere, where they hugged and reminisced about their time filming Indiana Jones. Harrison expressed his admiration for Ke's talent and independence, while Ke credited Harrison for inspiring his love of acting. The two actors have recently reunited after 38 years and continue to support each other in their careers. The premiere also celebrated the 42-year legacy of the Indiana Jones franchise.
Ke Huy Quan surprised Harrison Ford at the Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny premiere, declaring his love for Short Round. The duo starred together in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 39 years ago and have been making up for lost time in recent months. Fans have campaigned for Quan to reprise his role as Short Round in the Indiana Jones franchise, but unfortunately, the director couldn't find a way to bring the character back for Ford's Indy swansong. The film is set to release on June 30.
Ke Huy Quan surprises Harrison Ford on the red carpet of the US premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," reuniting the two actors who starred together in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" in 1984. Quan calls the premiere the biggest "Temple of Doom" reunion, as it brings together the creators, producers, and composer of the franchise after 39 years. Quan expresses his love for his character Short Round and his interest in revisiting the role. "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" opens in theaters nationwide on June 30.
Ke Huy Quan surprised Harrison Ford at the star-studded premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" in Hollywood. Quan played Short Round, the trusty sidekick of the fictional archeologist, in 1984's "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom." While he isn't in the franchise's fifth installment, he urged fans to see the new film. "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" premieres in theaters on June 30.
Ke Huy Quan surprised Harrison Ford on the red carpet at the Hollywood premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," reuniting the duo who starred together in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" 38 years ago. Ford was delighted to see Quan, who played Short Round in the 1984 film, and the two exchanged a hug. Quan urged fans to check out the fifth installment in the "Indiana Jones" franchise.
Director James Mangold explains why Short Round, played by Ke Huy Quan, is not in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, stating that he didn't want another adult along for the ride. Mangold wanted to focus on Indy's predicament in the twilight of his life and which characters, new or old, would best serve that purpose from a storytelling perspective. The youthful sidekick role in Dial of Destiny is Helena’s associate Teddy, played by teenager Ethann Isidore.