NEW YORK (AP) — Dressed as Elvis and nonchalantly walking a pig on a leash, Stephanie Hsu made a memorable big screen impression this year. Hsu actually had two roles in “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” playing both a sullen teen and an intergalactic supervillain for a film that can best be called a fantastical science fiction comedy-drama.
Hsu was a Broadway veteran with a few TV credits when she worked with the writing and directing duo of Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert for an episode of “Norah From Queens.”
“We’re like artistic soulmates in so many ways,” she said. “When I read the script, in so many ways, it actually made a lot of sense to me weirdly enough. I don’t know what that says about me.” “This movie, in so many ways, embodies what I love to do as an artist. So it feels like the most honest handshake I could make with Hollywood,” she said.“I think art at its very best offers some help in processing or helping us move through a very confusing world and offer some healing. And that is ultimately the type of work that I want to make.”
She showed off her work ethic by combining a punishing eight-show-a-week Broadway schedule with filming “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” on Mondays, her only day off.
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