And, yes, Hunt is convincing as a bloke. But Billy Kwan might also be Dangerously’s biggest problem. In dropping into the film’s assemblage of complex motives as moralistic and riveting a device as ...

Guy soon is the hottest reporter on the story with the help of his photographer, half- Chinese dwarf Billy Kwan, who has gone native. Guy's affair with diplomat Jill Bryant also helps. Eventually ...

Feinstein's/54 Below will present a concert of highlights from The Year Of Living Dangerously ... but yearning for home and family; and Billy Kwan, a diminutive Australian-Chinese photojournalist ...

But 35 years ago, when Peter Weir embraced the spirit of the title The Year of Living Dangerously and ... David Atkins to take the role of dwarf Billy Kwan in the drama about expats in Indonesia ...

From the first frame of “The Year of Living Dangerously,” the romantic drama that turned ... who gives the performance of a lifetime playing a man, Billy Kwan, a diminutive Chinese-American ...

The year is 1965, the place Indonesia ... But the character who steals the film's interest from everyone is that of Billy Kwan, the diminutive male photographer who guides Gibson through the ...

Yet, the centre of the film, its conscience and poetic voice, is Linda Hunt’s half-Chinese dwarf photographer who freely quotes from Tolstoy and her people’s need for some kind of salvation.

Give that man a Walkley! Linda Hunt features as the photographer Billy Kwan in Peter Weir's atmospheric and stylish thriller, which makes good use of shadow puppetry to reinforce its metaphorical ...