‘Interior Chinatown’ Shows What Happens When A Background Actor Becomes An Unexpected Lead
In "Interior Chinatown," a background actor finds himself trapped in a police procedural TV show, which examines the idea of, "Am I really a part of my own story?"
‘Interior Chinatown’ Review: Off the Shelf
Charles Yu adapts his award-winning novel into a series that is both starkly different from the original and frustratingly familiar.
‘Interior Chinatown’ Ending Explained: Don’t Miss This Book-To-Screen Adaptation
Interior Chinatown offers a fun, over-the-top exploration of police procedurals, as well as what it means to be Asian-American.
Is 'Interior Chinatown' Returning for a Second Season?
The show was adapted for television by author Charles Yu, and based on his novel of the same name. In a hypothetical second season, Bennet would reprise her role as Lana. If it was renewed, it's assumed Jimmy O. Yang and Ronny Chieng would also return, as would Sullivan Jones and Lisa Gilroy.
In ‘Interior Chinatown,’ the Sets Have Main Character Energy
The Hulu series unfolds in a Chinatown that “is both physical and psychological,” said Charles Yu, the creator. Here’s a look at how four key settings bring the story to life.
‘Interior Chinatown’ review: Trapped in a police procedural, a background character breaks out
Gradually, it’s revealed that he’s actually a TV character forever trapped in the background of a police procedural. Created by Charles Yu, adapting his 2020 novel, the rules of the premise are never exactly clear,
Will ‘Interior Chinatown’ Come Back for a Season 2? Here’s What We Know
Production on season 1 started in early 2023, so assuming a second season would follow a similar post-production timeline, fans could be seeing Interior Chinatown season 2 sometime in late 2025 or early 2026. But that’s only if the show gets renewed. And the only way that’s going to happen is if you watch.
‘Interior Chinatown’ was a hard book to write. It’s even harder to film.
It’s a funny situation, he acknowledged when we spoke this month. “That’s something I’ve wrestled with, to be honest,” Yu said. “It’s not even necessarily a matter of selling out or not. It’s, how do you tell the story in a way that still stays true to the original impulse — while staying current with the times,
‘Interior Chinatown’ Review: Charles Yu’s Adaptation of His Own Novel Overwhelms With Its Meta-Ness
Charles Yu and Taika Waititi's 'Interior Chinatown' starring Jimmy O. Yang, Ronny Chieng, Chloe Bennet, kinda fizzles despite a great cast.
'Interior Chinatown' review: Jimmy O. Yang comedy is confusing to the brink of baffling
The title takes a shot at another threadworm screen trope about Chinatowns, as hotbeds of crime and corruption, captured long ago in the classic line: Forget it, Jake, it's Chinatown.
‘Interior Chinatown’: Its cast has faced Hollywood struggles uncannily like its characters
There’s no escaping the layers of meta around “Interior Chinatown,” an adaptation of Charles Yu’s award-winning satirical novel that jabs at how Asian American men have been treated by Hollywood —
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Interior Chinatown Star Tzi Ma on Charles Yu, Taika Waititi & More
Tzi Ma (Kung Fu) spoke with Bleeding Cool about Hulu's action comedy miniseries Interior Chinatown, Jimmy O. Wang, Taika ...
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Interior Chinatown: Release date, plot, cast, and more about the Hulu action comedy
Hulu has come up with a new series named Interior Chinatown, which seems to be the perfect blend of action, comedy, and ...
‘Interior Chinatown’ Star Jimmy O. Yang Says Hulu Show Mirrors His Hollywood Trajectory: ‘I Was Chinese Teenager No. 1’
"Interior Chinatown" follows a man who lives in the background of a police procedural until his luck changes — a trajectory ...
'I'm Still Aching': Chloe Bennet Admits To Sitting Out Interior Chinatown Stunts After Going Too Hard On Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D
Chloe Bennet is back in action for the most exciting new on streaming series to binge this week: Interior Chinatown. In ...
‘Interior Chinatown’ Puts Stereotypes in the Spotlight
Adapted by Charles Yu from his own novel, this series about a man stuck inside a cop show satirizes Hollywood’s penchant for pigeonholing Asian actors.