Hollywood Emperor from the Theater

1973, Los Angeles. Twenty-six-year-old Shanghai actor Lin Yuandong set foot on Hollywood Boulevard for the first time with a family visiting group. He was spotted by a talent scout from Universal Pictures. From the extras on the desert set to Spielberg's audition room. An Oriental who can't even pronounce his lines in English has to convince the American audience within three days that he can play the small town policeman who is afraid of water in "Jaws". He only has a face, acting skills honed in Shanghai small theaters for ten years, and a fierceness that refuses to bow down the more he is laughed at. From the extras to the protagonist of "Jaws", from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" to "The Terminator", from "that Chinese" who was despised by the entire Hollywood, to the king of Hollywood who stood on the Oscar podium and gave a speech in both Chinese and English. This is a long war about dignity. And his enemy is the entire Hollywood. Chinese actors pursue their dreams of Hollywood in a realistic epic.