I honestly don’t remember a time when I didn’t love acting/playing pretend. When did you first know you truly wanted to act, and who inspired you most during that time? To have literally watched that change and progression have been incredible, and I feel extremely grateful for the opportunities that we have, especially now. Growing up and when I first started acting, there were so very few Asian actors on TV and on the big screen. It’s such an exciting time in the industry period. Twenty-five years is not an easy feat! As an Asian American actress, how do you feel about the movement going on for stronger Asian representation in Hollywood? You’ve been active in the industry since 1994. A lot of those hospital scenes were shot at the end of the shoot, so by that time, we were most likely laughing right up until our director called “action.” We had a lot of giggle fits, especially after we got to know each other. People may be surprised to hear how silly he actually is. It was actually quite the opposite on set.

We have to ask, what was it really like on set with Mike Vogel? There are so many terrifying moments in the movie that had our nerves worked up. Netflix released your summer thriller Secret Obsession recently. Watching her grow over the years, and with many of us from the same generation, we’re very excited to bring you this interview with our 23rd cover star! We anticipate Dollface will be another success for Song as her career continues. With each new part, she owns the character and makes us fall for them every time. Produced by Margot Robbie and Brett Hedblom of Luck圜hap Entertainment and Clubhouse pictures, you’ll see Song in a role that is relatable to many with the ups and downs of friendship. Starting November, Song will appear alongside Kat Dennings, Shay Mitchell and Esther Povitsky in Hulu Original series Dollface. Along with a shifting industry that opts for new ways to distribute works through Netflix, Hulu and YouTube, her latest film, Secret Obsession on Netflix showed us another side to her acting with its thrilling suspense. Many recognize her as London Tipton from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody to playing Christy Ling in The Social Network. Not only was she a role model to young Asians growing up, and still is, her humility and optimism are worthy of everyone’s admiration.Ī veritable force for Asians in the business, she’s put her head down and hustled through the decades with recurring roles and voice-overs on several television series and films. But before this progression, there is one veteran actress who has been charming us since 1994 - Brenda Song. There’s a wave of diverse changes happening in Hollywood, especially for Asian American actors and actresses. MAKEUP BY ARCHANGELA CHELSEA FOR CELESTINE AGENCY CREATIVE DIRECTOR & STYLING BY ROBIAT BALOGUN

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