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| Ming Na Wen Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. |
Minorities are underrepresented in science fiction in general, but Asian women are especially rare.
That's changed with shows like Battlestar Galactica and Ming Na Wen's role in the upcoming Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Here are nine more smart, powerful, and sexy Asian ladies of scifi.
This post is written by my brother Nigel, who's taking time off.
10. Rila Fukushima
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| Rila Fukushima in The Wolverine (2013) |
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| Rila Fukushima |
9. Sandra Oh
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| Sandra Oh Defendor (2009) |
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| Sandra Oh |
8. Grace Park
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| Grace Park Battlestar Galactica |
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| Grace Park |
7. Linda Park
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| Linda Park Star Trek: Enterprise |
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| Linda Park |
6. Bai Ling
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| Bai Ling Wild Wild West |
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| Bai Ling |
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| Yunjin Kim Lost |
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| Yunjin Kim |
4. Lucy Liu
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| Lucy Liu Cypher |
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| Lucy Liu |
3. Tia Carrere
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| Tia Carrere Relic Hunter |
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| Tia Carrere |
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| Kelly Hu X-Men 2 |
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| Kelly Hu |
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| Ming Na Wen Street Fighter |
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8 comments:
What was Sandra Oh in?
Grace Park wins for me!
Can I vote for Major Motoko Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell?
If not, how about The Peanuts, Emi and Yumi Ito, the twin singers from Mothra Vs. Godzilla. As a kid I had a crush on them.
They're gorgeous. I've heard of or seen most of them.
Ming Na and Lucy Liu...
kelly hu... lovely. met her, she is one sweet lady... what about the little twin singer girls from mothra?
Sorry Pat. Nigel gave me an update and I added the picture. She was in Defendor.
Hi Maurice. Just to offer a different perspective. Your list proves these wonderful actresses are not as rare as one might think. When you think about it, minorities and Asian women have really made a significant impact. Firefly, Fringe, Stargate Universe, Stargate Atlantis, Battlestar Galactica, Lost, Enterprise, Pacific Rim and I'm not even counting our favorite anime and Godzilla films ;). You can't discount the powerful guest performances across the genre either. I understand your point but things have indeed changed significantly for the better. I hope Nigel enjoys his time off. sff
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