Director Randall Park and his “Shortcomings” cast admit they all relate to Justin H. Min’s misanthropic character Ben at the IndieWire Studio at Sundance, presented by Dropbox.
The Netflix original series about the last Blockbuster video store isn’t incisive enough to matter, nostalgic enough to be fun, or funny enough for its stars.
“I actually watched a lot of movies based on the recommendations that Timmy would give to other characters,” Park said of playing a fictional Blockbuster manager in the Netflix sitcom.
“Superstore” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” writer Vanessa Ramos created the series.
Ali Wong, Randall Park, and Michael Golamco, please write more!
Randall Park and Angry Asian Man himself, aka Phil Yu, weigh in on Marcus’ meaningful fashion choice.
The long-time friends (and co-writers) star in Nahnatchka Khan’s funny, sexy Netflix film, which adds new dimension to the genre, while honoring its classic tropes.
The Netflix rom-com’s cast and crew spoke to IndieWire about the unapologetically Asian creative collaboration.
Plus, a hilarious surprise appearance from our beloved Keanu Reeves.
Mindy Kaling, Daniel Dae Kim, Alan Yang, and more on creating a more inclusive storytelling landscape.
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