Ke Huy Quan to Star in Christmas Eve Action Thriller ‘Fairytale in New York’

Ke Huy Quan stars as a NYC cab driver in Fairytale in New York, an action-thriller about a stolen gift on Christmas Eve. Directed by Jalmari Helander
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Ke Huy Quan, the Academy Award-winning actor who made a triumphant return to Hollywood in Everything Everywhere All at Once, is set to star in the action thriller Fairytale in New York.  This festive film, directed by Jalmari Helander (Sisu), will see Quan trade in his multiverse-hopping adventures for a Christmas Eve cab ride gone wrong.

The story follows Quan as an unassuming New York City cab driver who picks up one last fare before heading home to celebrate Christmas with his estranged son. However, a run-in with a gang of criminals leaves him in hot pursuit to recover his son’s stolen Christmas gift.

Lionsgate Motion Picture Group chair Adam Fogelson expressed his excitement for the project, stating, “As soon as we watched ‘Sisu,’ we knew Jalmari was a filmmaker we wanted to be in business with again. Fairytale in New York is a wildly entertaining, thrill ride of an action film and an emotionally resonant story about family.”

Read more: First Look: Ke Huy Quan Packs a Punch in Upcoming Action Film ‘Love Hurts’

Fogelson also praised Quan’s recent success, adding, “And every once in a while, an actor hits their prime—Ke Huy Quan is having that moment right now and his deep experience crafting action in front of and behind the camera as well as his exceptional likability make him the perfect actor for this project.”

So, buckle up for a wild ride as Ke Huy Quan delivers another unforgettable performance, proving that Christmas miracles can come with a side of adrenaline.

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