The Everything Everywhere All at Once' actor gave an emotional speech as the first Asian actor ever to win the best supporting male category.
“Thank you to Michelle Yeoh — Michelle, I’m so glad that when we both started our careers in 1984, that one day we would both meet on the big screen. … And lastly, to all those at home who are watching or struggling and waiting to be seen, please keep on going because the spotlight will one day find you,” he concluded.
Quan’s win is especially noteworthy for coming decades after the actor entered the business as a child star, appearing in such classics asThis awards season, with numerous wins, he has noted his jubilation at being received back in front of the camera after nearly 40 years.Barry Keoghan and Brendan Gleeson of
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