Commenting on the first Marvel Studios film to center on an Asian lead, the action-adventure star asked: 'If we reach out and touch even one person, then aren’t all of our lives better for it?'
posted a lengthy message on Friday, the day of the film’s opening, citing the importance of Asian representation in storytelling and thanking Disney for “throwing the full weight” of its platform behind the action-adventure Marvel movie.
“The sun rose today to a world where Asian superheroes exist as the leads of their story; that is the gift that @destindaniel and @marvelstudios have bestowed upon all of us, across all communities, everywhere,” began the actor in a caption that appeared besideHe went on to speak about the film’s director, Destin Daniel Cretton, “who has put more work into this thing than you could possibly imagine.
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