Joy Ride cast: Stephanie Hsu, Ashley Park, David Denman. Joy Ride Release Date: 7 July 2023 (USA). Joy Ride Budget: $32 Million. Joy Ride is looking full of Comedy. In the chair of director is debutante Adele Lim, who previously composed “Crazy Rich Asians” as well as “Raya and The Last Dragon”.

Joy Ride is an American Comedy movie (2023). Stephanie Hsu, Ashley Park, David Denman are the main cast of Joy Ride (2023). This film stretches the boundaries of what comedy can mean by giving heart, voice, and also a space for those who haven’t had an important role in the kind of film. Joy Ride release on USA 7 July 2023.

Four friends from the USA embark on an excursion to China to find one of their mother’s biological parents. It’s not as simple as what the gang had in mind. In this comedy, raunchy humor is combined with a variety of cultural conflicts, and the gang is required to smuggle drugs through their intestinal tracts and dress as K-pop stars. In Joy Ride, a comedy Joy Ride, for which she also wrote the screenplay Adele Lim put herself behind the camera for the first time along with Seth Rogen as producer.

Joy Ride Plot:

The story follows four Asian-American friends as they become close and discover what is it to be able to recognize and cherish who you truly are as they travel across Asia to find one of their mothers from birth.

Joy Ride Detail:

Movie: Joy Ride (2023)
Director: Adele Lim
Writers: Cherry Chevapravatdumrong, Teresa Hsiao, Adele Lim
Main Stars: Stephanie Hsu, Ashley Park, David Denman
Genre: Comedy
Countries: United States, United Kingdom
Languages: English, Korean, Mandarin
Release Date: 7 July 2023 (USA)
Budget: $32 Million (EST)
Box office: Coming Soon
Runtime: 1 hour 35 minutes
Filming locations: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Also known As: Безумная поездочка, Joy Ride, Joy Ride (2023), Joy Ride Movie

Joy Ride Cast:

Stephanie Hsu As Kat

She is an American actress well-known for her roles in television, film as well as in theater. Her career has gained a lot of attention due to her performance as Christine Canigula in the Broadway musical “Be More Chill” (2018). Her performance garnered the praise of critics and established the actress as an emerging star in the theater industry.

After the success of “Be More Chill” Hsu continued to make progress in the theatre. She was in the Off-Broadway production “The SpongeBob Musical” (2019) where she performed the part in the role of Karen who is the Computer. Her lively and humorous performance demonstrated her ability as an actor. Her appearances in television, theater as well as film have shown her talents as an actress and gained her a loyal following of admirers.

Ashley Park As Audrey

She is a Korean-American actor who sings, dances, and dances and has earned a prestigious career in television, theater as well as film. Park was widely recognized for her portrayal of Gretchen Wieners in the Broadway musical “Mean Girls” (2018). Her performance was praised by critics and earned her a Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical with a Featured Performance. She showed off her talents in comedy and singing which established her position as an emerging star in the world of theater.

In addition to her roles in the theater, Park has made appearances on TV. She received a lot of attention for her character Mindy Chen on the critically-acclaimed show “Emily in Paris” (2020). Her portrayal of the feisty and fashionable Mindy demonstrated her acting talents as well as her comedic timing. She continues to increase her career in both the screen and theater industries.

David Denman as Joe Sullivan

He is a famous American actor with an extensive career in the fields of television, film, and theater. Denman received early notice for his character Roy Anderson in the American version of the TV show “The Office” (2005-2013). Denman’s portrayal as the warehouse manager as well as his on-and-off lover in Pam Beesly (played by Jenna Fischer) showed off his comic talents and was a major factor in the success of the show.

Throughout his entire profession, David Denman has established himself as an actor with a variety of talents recognized as a performer who can add authenticity and depth to his characters. In drama or comedy, his performances have received praise from critics, and he continues to contribute notable work to the world of entertainment.

Other Supporting Cast of Joy Ride:

Meredith Hagner As Drug dealer
Sherry Cola As Lolo
Desmond Chiam As Clarence
Annie Mumolo As Mary Sullivan
Chris Pang
Alexander Hodge As Todd
Sabrina Wu As Deadeye
Isla Rose Hall As Young Audrey
Brianna Kim As Korean Woman
Debbie Fan As Jenny Chen
Paul Cheng As Train Police Officer
Kanishk Mahawar Kanishk Mahawar As Boy
Rohain Arora As Arvind
Chloe Pun As Young Lolo
Sunghee Lapell As MRS. HEE HEE
Victor Lau As Jiaying
Nicholas Carella As Kevin
Kenneth Liu As Wey Chen
Nathan Parrott
Beckam Crawford
Johnny Wu As Xing Xing
CJ Damaso As KPOP Dancer
June Fukumura As Japanese Reporter
Ash Lee As Airport Security Officer
Kellen Bruce As White Boy
Kalayna Kozak As Swinging Kid
Brian Cyburt As Bryan Hart
Andrew Woo As Barista
Chris Wong As TV Show Villain
Christine Lippa As Town Council Member
Johnny Yao As Chinese Reporter
Kelly Blancas As KPOP Dancer
Jordan Dannish As Restaurant Dad

But, their journey gives the newly adopted Audrey an opportunity to locate her parents from birth and allows them to reunite with the roots of their Chinese roots. While on their travels they meet a variety of odd characters and find themselves into and out of the mud in hilarious and often hilarious ways. This is a fresh take on the traditional road-comedy formula The cast also includes several new faces as well as younger actors who recently broke into the mainstream.

” Glee Ride is a wild adventure with a lot of heart. It’s the ideal match for the crowd and energy which makes South by Southwest so special,” Lim said when the film was announced for its premiere at SXSW. The epic, uncompromising experience is a journey through togetherness as well as belonging, friendship, and wild revelry that exposes the universal reality of what it takes to be able to identify and appreciate who you truly are.