Byron Mann on Korean Cinema Debut ‘Big Deal’ and East-West Filmmaking – Variety
Actor Byron Mann is making waves in the world of cinema with his Korean cinema debut in the film “Big Deal.” The actor, known for his roles in popular…
Actor Byron Mann is making waves in the world of cinema with his Korean cinema debut in the film “Big Deal.” The actor, known for his roles in popular TV shows like “Arrow” and “Altered Carbon,” is excited about his foray into Korean cinema and the opportunities it presents for East-West filmmaking.
In an interview with Variety, Mann expressed his enthusiasm for working in the Korean film industry, citing the high level of creativity and innovation in Korean cinema. He praised the Korean film industry for its willingness to take risks and push boundaries, which he believes sets it apart from other film industries around the world.
Mann also discussed the importance of East-West collaborations in filmmaking, noting the cultural exchange and creative synergy that can result from bringing together artists from different backgrounds. He emphasized the need for more diversity and representation in the film industry, and expressed his hope that his work in Korean cinema will help pave the way for more opportunities for Asian actors in Hollywood and beyond.
“Big Deal” is set to premiere at the Busan International Film Festival, where Mann hopes it will make a big impression on audiences and critics alike. With his talent and passion for storytelling, Mann is sure to make a lasting impact on Korean cinema and the world of filmmaking as a whole.
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Source: Variety
