Ke Huy Quan was seen hugging his former co-star Harrison Ford on stage at the Oscars on Sunday, as Quan’s “Everything Everywhere All At Once” won best picture.
Ford presented the award to the film’s cast and directors and hugged Quan as he took the stage.
Quan jumped up and down excitedly before planting a kiss on Ford’s cheek. Both previously starred in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.”
“Everything Everywhere All At Once” producer Jonathan Wang praised the actor’s support as he accepted the award.
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Ke Huy Quan accepts the Best Picture Award for Harrison Ford’s “Everything Everywhere All at Once” on stage at the 95th Annual Academy Awards.
“This is unbelievable,” Wang said. “There is no movie without our great, big-hearted cast and crew. But not just these beautiful souls here. We see you up there, and in Little Tokyo, too. So this award is ours.”
“It’s scary to speak here, I’ll tell you that. I never thought I’d get to say this, so I say with one voice with all these people: Thank you Academy,” he added.
Harrison Ford presented the best picture Oscar to the film’s actors and directors and hugged Ke Huy Quan when he took the stage.
The award was the seventh won by the film on Sunday evening, as it also received awards for supporting actor, actor, original screenplay, film editing, direction and leading actor.
The film was the most nominated of the year, with a total of 11 nominations.
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Ke Huy Quan and Harrison Ford starred in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom”. (Getty)
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“Everything Everywhere All At Once” shows an immigrant woman struggling to support her family – while running a laundromat – who tries to save the world by using her new powers to jump between alternate realities.
The indie sci-fi film was released in theaters in March 2022.