‘The Joy Luck Club’ daughters reunite more than 30 years after their critically acclaimed film hit screens
‘The Joy Luck Club’ daughters—Ming-Na Wen, Rosalind Chao, Tamlyn Tomita and Lauren Tom—have reunited more than 30 years after their critically acclaimed film hit screens in 1993.
The four spoke with TODAY about the impact of the film and their sisterhood that’s kept them together for more than three decades.
“Generation after generation gets to see this film. But also, I think they still react the same as they did 30 years ago,” Ming-Na says. “A lot of the young Asian Americans and non-Asian Americans, they still feel the value of the immigrant story and the familial story between the mothers and the daughters. They all have such amazing stories of how it impacted them, and I think that’s a real testament of Amy Tan’s storytelling, that it transcends time.”
