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Galaxy chats with Chen Tang
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Galaxy recently sat with Chen Tang and answered questions fans have been wanting to hear. Chen brings to life an actor whose purpose is to portray human stories that connect the East to the West. Most recently he achieves this goal by joining the cast as a series regular in the Bruce Lee Entertainment and Cinemax series "Warrior," from Justin Lin and Jonathan Tropper, the creator of "Banshee." Set during the Tong Wars in the late 1800's, a martial arts prodigy ends up being a hatchet man for the most powerful tong in Chinatown, San Francisco. Chen plays 'Hong,' a somewhat eccentric, but no less deadly new soldier brought in from China. Inspired by a true story of race relations and crime, the series features incredible stunt work and a deep nuanced ensemble cast. "Warrior" is currently airing on Cinemax and MaxGo. He also stars in Walt Disney Studio's highly anticipated film "Mulan." It is a live action version of the 1998 classic Disney animated film with the 2020 version drawing a lot more inspiration from the original Chinese fable "The Ballad of Mulan." Chen plays 'Yao,' a tough, machismo-filled young soldier and friend to 'Mulan' in the army training camp. Seen in the cartoon version as a middle-aged man and a member of Mulan's comedic trio of army buddies, Chen's 'Yao' gives a new perspective to the character in his younger days. The film is currently available on Disney+, To keep up with all of Chen's current projects and news, check out his IG @chenlovesyall For more amazing interviews and shows go to: www.ComicCon-Radio.com Follow us on Instagram @ComicConRadio
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