(Dis)Obedience Shirt

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Jess Hong is 3 Body Problem’s breakout star after her memorable performance in the three-part series. Hong brings Jin Cheng to life in Netflix’s 3 Body Problems, a tenacious and intelligent scientist who is a member of the Oxford Five. In the sci-fi series, Cheng serves as the team’s anchor in trying to unpack the mystery behind humanity’s so-called greatest threat (Dis)Obedience Shirt . Jess Hong, 27, has an extensive theater background, with lead roles as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Prefrontal Cortex in An Organ of Soft Tissue, and Wahine in Front Yard Festivals. In 2022, Hong starred in a black comedy called The First Prime-Time Asian Sitcom as Angela Xu. The play chronicled the conversations happening inside a writers’ room and tackled topics such as division and stereotypes.

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Hong (via her Instagram in November 2022) said that she was “beyond proud” to be part of The First Prime-Time Asian Sitcom, noting that it “created space for [her] to excavate [her] personal and artistic history:” “Beyond proud to be a part of this evolution in theatre-making in Aotearoa. This mahi has required all of me. It has grown my critical thinking and created space for me to excavate my personal and artistic history. Strong bonds have been forged in our rehearsal room, through laughter, ceaseless trolling, stupid banter, intense discourse, sweat, occasional tears, bruises, paper cuts, cream donuts, lollie cakes, oat milk vs (Dis)Obedience Shirt . soy milk, lunchtime cafe excursions, hard work, hard play, and above all so much AROHA.” Jess Is a New Zealand Native Jess Hong is born in Auckland, New Zealand. Hong spoke with The Hollywood Reporter to talk about how 3 Body Problem’s creators rewrote the script to reflect her Kiwi background and accent: “I’ve learned the creators prefer to have the essence of the actors in the show and that they have total creative reign to do so. I also say ‘buddy’ a lot, and they worked that into the script too.”Growing up in New Zealand, Hong admitted that entering the world of acting was not initially a plan due to her social anxiety issues. Still, the five-foot-four actress took drama classes and eventually attended drama school to cement her passion for acting: “It was only then that I realized, ‘Wait, people actually work and make money — usually not a lot of money — acting.'”