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  1. www.indiewire.com › features › general'Turning' Red Star Rosalie Chiang on Breaking Pixar Barrier -...

    5 mag 2022 · Rosalie Chiang stars as Meilin, or Mei, a confident Toronto tween who, when she hits puberty, turns into a red panda when overcome by strong emotions. Chiang was cast when she was just 12 years ...

  2. www.youtube.com › watchTurning Red - Official Trailer (2022) Sandra Oh, Rosalie Chiang

    17 nov 2021 · Meet Pixar's first-ever boy band, 4*Town, in this new Turning Red trailer for the upcoming animated movie from Disney and Pixar.Disney and Pixar's Turning Re...

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  3. www.youtube.com › watchBreaking into the acting industry | Rosalie Chiang - YouTube

    People dream about becoming an actor because of the success and prestige they seem to receive. However, what people cannot see, is the thousands of actors st...

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  4. lrmonline.com › news › rosalie-chiang-of-pixars-turning-redRosalie Chiang of Pixar’s Turning Red Interview | CRX 2022

    LRM Online’s Gig Patta caught up with actress Rosalie Chiang at the Crunchyroll Expo 2022 this past weekend. She attended the anime convention to meet fans and host a panel about her experience ...

  5. www.bbc.com › culture › articleTurning Red review: 'Hilarious, life-affirming' new Pixar - BBC

    7 mar 2022 · Five stars for a 'buoyant coming-of-age comedy', starring Rosalie Chiang and Sandra Oh. It is funnier, cleverer and more honest than you might expect, says Nicholas Barber.

  6. www.facebook.com › rosalieRosalie Chiang - Facebook

    Rosalie Chiang is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Rosalie Chiang and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected.

  7. sea.ign.com › turning-red › 183190Turning Red’s Rosalie Chiang on Bringing Cringey and Unfiltered...

    16 mar 2022 · It’s never messy or awkward like how growing up really is. Turning Red is very unfiltered, cringe, awkward, weird, and messy, which is exactly what puberty is and what coming of age really is. The fact that it is from an Asian perspective is even more special since there aren’t many coming of age movies from this perspective.