Grey’s Anatomy Alum Sandra Oh Lands A Role In Pixar’s Asian-Led Film ‘Turning Red

Grey’s Anatomy fan favorite Sandra Oh will be back on the big screens as she landed a role in Pixar’s first Asian-led movie “Turning Red” as the lead’s mother named Ming.

Sandra Oh will play alongside Rosalie Chiang as her 13-year-old child Mei Lee who, already struggling in her puberty stage, turns to be a red panda when she’s at the peak of her emotions.

Set in the 2000s, Mei will get obsessed with a boy band called 4*Town, one which Sandra as Ming will be against. Domee Shi, also known for her famous works “Inside Out”, “Bao”, and “Incredibles 2”, will direct the animated film. As documented by Digital Spy, the director pointed out that boy bands were the first step into the world of boys for a lot of girls that age.

To produce the boy band’s three songs are the multi-Grammy awarded Billie Eilish with her producer brother Finneas O’Connel which will be heard next year as the film hits the cinemas.

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Grey’s Anatomy – Sandra Oh To Receive Honor At NY Women in Film And Television Muse Awards 2021

The “Grey’s Anatomy” alum is set to join this year’s New York Women in Film and Television Muse Awards to be aired on December 16, which will be hosted by CBS Sunday Morning contributor Nancy Giles.

The Hollywood Reporter announced Oh alongside Patina Miller, Darnell Martin, Christy Haubegger, and Jason DaSilva are to be celebrated on the 42nd annual event as “men and women with outstanding vision and achievement in front of and behind the camera in film, TV, music, and digital media.”

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Cynthia Lopez, NY Women in Film and TV executive director, pointed out in a statement shared by the Hollywood Reporter that the honorees have proven perseverance is key to becoming creative leaders in the entertainment field in this age.

“Each recipient is breaking barriers in their own respect and working to build inclusive media environments that offer a plethora of voices and visions including people of color, those with disabilities and women,” the executive director Cynthia Lopez said.

“Their legacy will lead future generations that want to re-imagine our industry. We look forward to celebrating these risk-takers, agitators for change, and visionary women and men.”

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