For Joan Chen playing a doting but slightly disregarded Taiwanese immigrant mother in Sean Wang‘s Dìdi was a healing experience. Not only could she connect with the struggles that her character ...

Joan Chen got her first taste of fame as the teen star of "Little Flower" (or "Xiao hua"), a melodramatic war epic released in her native China eight years before her big international breakout in ...

Joan Chen is finally getting her flowers. At the Critics Choice Association Celebration of AAPI Cinema and Television, Chen received a standing ovation as she accepted the career achievement award.

"I never had the kind of rebellion that Chris the character had in ‘Dìdi,'" shares Joan Chen on how her adolescent years differed significantly from those depicted in the Sean Wang film. Unlike the ...

Joan Chen began her film career at the age of 14 in Shanghai. She became the youngest to win Best Actress at the One Hundred Flowers Awards for her performance in Little Flower. In 1981 Chen left ...

Joan Chen (“Twin Peaks,” “The Last Emperor”) has signed on to headline the psychological thriller “The Evil Inside,” with Taiwan’s DaSun Pictures handling worldwide sales at the Cannes market. The ...

The 15th Beijing International Film Festival has revealed that acclaimed Chinese director and actor Jiang Wen will preside over the Tiantian competition jury, with celebrated Chinese-American actor ...

Nearly five decades into her career, Joan Chen is getting another chance at a Hollywood comeback — but this isn’t the first time the acclaimed actress has tasted success. Her introduction came when ...

Upon the release of Michael Mann’s film “Heat” in 1995, cinephiles rejoiced at watching acting legends Robert De Niro and Al Pacino share the screen together for the first time. One can’t help but get ...

The trailblazing Chinese actress, who is in the running for a best supporting actress Oscar nomination (which would mark the first Oscar nom of her career), reflects on her rollercoaster life and ...

For Joan Chen playing a doting but slightly disregarded Taiwanese immigrant mother in Sean Wang’s Dìdi was a healing experience. Not only could she connect with the struggles that her character ...