He was also fortunate enough to option his first-ever screenplay to an established Canadian producer fresh out of film school. Torn between wanting to write about movies and wanting to write his own, Ryan attended Vancouver Film School for Screenwriting in 2019, developing a number of close friends and industry contacts. After earning a degree in History from McMaster University and working briefly in digital marketing, Ryan decided to turn his focus to the world of entertainment, his true passion. Ryan Northrup is a Senior Writer at Screen Rant and a contributor at MovieBozo and Flickfeast.
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Both on the screen and off, Liu has proven himself an exciting new edition to the MCU, with many audiences already clamoring for the character to appear in another movie or show beyond Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. For now, Liu's attempt to reclaim his stock photos seems to have worked, making him an even more beloved figure in the process.
It remains to be seen what is next for Liu in the MCU and if Shang-Chi will appear in any Avengers-style team-ups in addition to the expected sequel. In the comments on the post, users are clearly amused by the edits, with some even taking to editing their own version of Liu's old stock photos to feature the cover of We Were Dreamers. Many actors would perhaps find the work embarrassing, but Liu's attempts to reclaim the pictures by using them to promote his book is a clever way to embrace his past while still looking to the future. While now representing one of the central Phase 4 MCU characters, it's clear that Liu, instead of trying to hide his past modeling work, is happy to embrace and draw attention to it. The edits are clearly not supposed to look seamless, with Liu's hand clipping through the book or appearing as if his fingers have been cut off. The Marvel actor also uses the post to thank Ryan Reynolds and Olivia Munn, who contributed back cover blurbs. The new versions of the images feature Liu working out while holding We Were Dreamers.
In a new post on Twitter celebrating his book hitting the New York Times Bestsellers List, Liu hilariously edits his old Zumba stock photos in an effort to " reclaim" them. Related: Shang-Chi Already Sets Up Moon Knight's Most Powerful Avengers Ally In addition to starring as Shang-Chi, Liu also recently released a book, We Were Dreamers, chronicling his difficult journey to becoming a Marvel star. The pictures see Liu in a variety of situations, including doing a workout, and working in a business setting with a team of professionals. The actor previously revealed that, while in credit card debt, he took a job as a stock photo model for $120. Although now a household name amongst Marvel fans, Liu has been open about his career before he made it big in acting, often mentioning his early job as a stock photo model and Spider-Man impersonator.
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