“Wicked: Part One” UK Premiere
Nov 19, 2024   Appearances

A radiant and gorgeous Michelle Yeoh was at the UK premiere of Wicked last night.
Take a look at the over 80 HQ photos in the gallery and enjoy!



Public Appearances > Events from 2024 > Nov 18 | “Wicked: Part One” UK Premiere

“Wicked” Los Angeles Premiere
Nov 10, 2024   Appearances

Over 90 photos of Michelle Yeoh at the premiere of “Wicked” in Los Angeles. She’s amazing as a blonde as well!



Public Appearances > Events from 2024 > Nov 09 | “Wicked” Los Angeles Premiere

MIKIMOTO and Chrome Hearts Celebrate Collaboration Launch
Nov 09, 2024   Appearances

A shining and stunning Michelle Yeoh was in New York a couple days ago for the launch of MIKIMOTO and Chrome Hearts collaboration.
She wore a long black gown with shoulders uncovered and highlighting silver jewelry.



Public Appearances > Events from 2024 > Nov 07 | MIKIMOTO and Chrome Hearts Celebrate Collaboration Launch

Wicked Featurette: meet Madame Morrible
Nov 09, 2024   Movies, Videos, Wicked

The Dean of Sorcery Studies is in! Meet Madame Morrible, played by Michelle Yeoh.




Section 31 Posters
Oct 20, 2024   Movies, Star Trek: Section 31

NYCC revealed also new posters for the Star Trek movie Section 31 starring our very own amazing Michelle Yeoh.
They’re very brighty (and a little damaging to my eyes), but really cool.



Movie Productions > 2021-2030 > Star Trek: Section 31 > Posters

New York Comic Con: Star Trek Universe Panel
Oct 20, 2024   Appearances

Michelle Yeoh, in video, took part to the Star Trek Universe Panel at NYCC, the con that announced Section 31 will be available from January 24, 2025 on Paramount+.
Enjoy the few photos.



Public Appearances > Events from 2024 > Oct 19 | New York Comic Con: Star Trek Universe Panel

The BoF Podcast | How Michelle Yeoh Conquered Hollywood
Oct 19, 2024   Interviews, Videos



Background

Michelle Yeoh has captivated audiences for decades, from her iconic role in “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” to her Oscar-winning performance in “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” Over her storied career, she has consistently pushed boundaries, proving her versatility both on and off the screen, breaking paths as an Asian woman on the global stage.

Now, at the age of 62 Michelle has scored coveted global ambassador roles at not one, but two of fashion’s top luxury brands — Balenciaga and Bottega Veneta.

“Fashion has changed, and it’s not just about dressing younger people,” Yeoh says. “You have to find representation across different generations, and I think what I represent is being proud that you are different, that you are older — and there’s nothing wrong with that. Just before the Oscars a silly television commentator said, ‘You’re past your prime because you’re 50-something.’ How dare you? How dare anybody tell you what you are capable of?”

This week on The BoF Podcast, BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed sits down with Yeoh to discuss her winding journey to the big screen and why fashion is finally embracing older women.

Key Insights

  • • Yeoh’s path to stardom began with her early passion for dance, which she began as a child in Malaysia before travelling to England to study further. When she had to set her dance dreams aside due to injury, the shift opened the door to acting in action and martial arts films alongside actors like Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Jet Li. “I watched [Hung] do the choreography and the fighting, and I thought, ‘this is exactly like dance,’” she says. “This is choreography. We all know what we are doing, it’s about how you transfer the energy and the speed of the rhythm.”
  • • On success and failures, Yeoh embraces the lows moment as opportunities to transform. “Failures are what make you learn. If you’re only successful, how do you know that’s the way? It’s the journey, not just the destination,” says Yeoh. “And in that journey, that’s where you learn. That’s where you grow, where you meet, where you engage, and that’s where you have a full life.”
  • • Yeoh places a deep emphasis on trust and collaboration when choosing her creative partners. “Once I choose to work with you, then I have to trust you. I have to believe that you have the right vision,” she shares. “If I don’t trust you, then I don’t think I’ll be able to give you my best. I have to believe in your vision, that you know what you’re doing, and that we’re in this together.”

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