Stephanie Hsu Signs With Range Media Partners — SkimNews
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- Range Media Partners has signed Stephanie Hsu, the actress whose dual role as Joy/Jobu in A24's Everything Everywhere All at Once earned an Oscar nomination for Supporting Actress, a Spirit Award for Best Breakthrough Performance, and an Actors Award for Ensemble Cast.
- Everything Everywhere All at Once grossed close to $150M worldwide and won seven Oscars including Best Picture, anchoring Hsu's breakout credentials.
- Hsu recently returned to Broadway as Janet in the Tony-nominated revival of The Rocky Horror Show at Studio 54, directed by Sam Pinkleton, earning a Tony nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical plus Drama Desk and Drama League nominations.
- Hsu voices Margot in Netflix's upcoming animated musical comedy Steps alongside Ali Wong and Amanda Seyfried (global release Nov. 20), and co-stars with Will Sharpe in the Netflix animated feature In Waves, acquired at Cannes, which screened at TIFF and streams Dec. 11.
- Hsu also lent her voice to Netflix's Leo and Blue Eye Samurai, DC & Max Originals' Kite Man: Hell Yeah!, Prime Video's The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy, and the Oscar-nominated Dreamworks film The Wild Robot.
- Hsu shared an ensemble Actors Award for Amazon's Emmy-winning The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and serves as an EP on Peacock's Laid, with additional credits spanning Poker Face, Disney+'s American Born Chinese, Lionsgate's Joy Ride, and Universal's The Fall Guy.
- Hsu continues to be represented by CAA, Ziffren Brittenham, and Shelter PR alongside Range.
Why it matters: Range Media Partners lands a performer whose Everything Everywhere All at Once turn helped drive a $150M-grossing, seven-Oscar film, while Hsu simultaneously opens a voice-led feature pipeline with two Netflix animated titles (Steps and In Waves) releasing this fall and just exited a Tony-nominated Broadway run — giving Range immediate prestige cross-format leverage in a competitive representation market.
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