From the L.A. Times Studios, this is Asian Enough.

Each week on this podcast we talk to one Asian American celebrity about the joys, the complications and

everything else that comes along with being Asian American. I'm Frank

Schion and I'm Jen Yamato. This week on episode 10 of our podcast, we're joined by the actor Dante Bosco, who's best

known or maybe more like worshipped for playing roof fee.

Oh, a very ill-mannered young man, a lewd rude-bag of pre-chewed food dude, and the leader of the

Lost Boys in the 1991 movie Hook. They named their kids after Rufio and their dogs after Rufio and it means something to just the people at large as far as like this rebel

Spirit, you know, and then it means something completely different to like a whole generation of Asian Americans.

So we'll talk about how he got that part, what it was like growing up in a breakdancing crew,

and how to make space for Filipinos in Hollywood.

That's all coming up next. Aisian Enough is presented by Little America, now streaming exclusively on Apple TV Plus in the TV app on all iOS devices

and TV app supported devices.

This advertiser has no influence over editorial decisions or content. You probably know him best as Rufio, the leader of the Lost Boys in the 90s

cult classic film Hook, but Dante Basko's career in

Hollywood has spanned 30 years and he's worn so many hats over the of the course of

that time. Dante, welcome to Asian Enough.

Yo, what's up? How y'all doing? Dante, welcome to Asian Enough.

Yo, what's up?

How y'all doing?

Good, happy to be here.

Hey man, I left my wallet in El Segundo.

We liked that joke around here.

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