Multicultural TV Talk - Sierra Kate, Desmond Chiam, Max Huang and Mike Cabellon - AAPI Actors Roundtable

05/12/22 • 34 min

In honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are joined by actors from across film and television for a special roundtable discussion. Desmond Chiam (Marvel's Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Prime Video's With Love), Max Huang (Warner Bros. Mortal Kombat ), Sierra Katow (HBO Max's The Sex Lives of College Girls) and Mike Cabellon (NBC's Mr. Mayor) share their thoughts on the current state of AAPI representation in entertainment, what they hope to see more of throughout Hollywood in the near future, and the impact that some of their own roles have had on their community.

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