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What is something you still feel you need to prove to the people you meet?

Oh, I always feel like I'm not good enough. you still feel you need to prove to the people you meet. Oh.

I always feel like I'm not good enough.

You know, I spent so many years auditioning for stuff,

trying to prove to filmmakers that I'm perfect for this role.

But the internal narrative is slowly changing.

I'm Rachel Martin, and this is Wildcard, the game where cards control the conversation.

Each week, my guest answers questions about their life, pulled from a deck of cards.

They're allowed to skip one or flip one back on me.

My guest this week is Ki Hui Kuan.

Now that I have the success, I worry, honestly, I worry that it will go away.

I worry that it would be, oh, this is just a one-time thing.

I've been down this world before.

There's a moment in Ki-Huan's new movie Love Hurts, where his character, this assassin-turned real estate agent named Marvin, Marvin tells his assistant to find something she loves and then go after it.

I couldn't help but see real parts of Key's life reflected in this idea.

Here's this guy who came to America as a refugee from the Vietnam War.

He lucked into an audition in Los Angeles at 13 years old and got super famous as Harrison Ford's

young sidekick in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

Right after that, he played Dada in Goonies, the kid with all the gadgets.

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