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March 05, 2004

The Enigma of Anna May Wong

The Price of Modernity is an appreciative San Francisco Bay Guardian story on Anna May Wong, the first Asian-American film goddess (via GreenCine Daily). The same issue has a review of her restored silent, Picadilly. Long before seeing any of her movies, I've always been fascinated by Anna May Wong. I think it's because she photographed so beautifully - this online gallery is ample proof of that. She conveyed a steely drive and intelligence in still photos that undermined her often stereotypical onscreen roles. The photo of Miss Wong below is a permanent fixture in my living room.

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Posted by mhinrichs at March 5, 2004 12:48 PM

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wow, what a great article! i wish i could be at that panel discussion. i'm not even sure i've heard of her before, but now i definately want to see her films.

Posted by: william at March 6, 2004 03:24 AM

Hi

Thank you very much for suggessting me an idea !

Posted by: Gandalf at March 18, 2004 05:57 AM
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