Nancy Kwan: The "Chinese Bardot" 

She was great in the Naval Comedy, "Nobody's Perfect" from 1968 with James Whitmore, David Hartman and Doug McClure.

Wow, she is amazingly beautiful in her 70s

Your dead right .

alex I agree completely. When I first saw her in "Susie Wong" a a kid, I thought she was beautiful.

People like to use the "one-drop rule" here. In the case of a half-Asian/half-White or half-Black/half-White, they only like to point out the minority race. It's much easier to do when they look at least some part of their minority race. For example, Barack Obama. He looks mostly Black to most people, so it is easy to pin him as "the first Black president of the U.S.". But of course we all know that he isn't 100% Black. He is 1/2 White. But no one really describes him as the "first biracial U.S. President" when that really is what he is. I'm sure that if he looked more White, it would be more difficult to ignore that he is half-White, but then again, people would STILL attempt to bring out the minority side because this is a progressive country who likes to look at milestones lol.

Uh, well, Lance Baker, she's Asian-American NOW. Her husband is American, which, as a matter of law, makes her American, and she lives - guess where? - in America. But maybe you're thinking she's not "genetically" American because her mother was English/Scottish? Not quite sure where you're coming from . . .

"but both her parents were Chinese ancestry"...where you get that from?

Um, not trying to pick a fight or anything, but just glancing at the Anna May Wong Wikipedia page, and it does seem to say both of her parents were of Chinese ancestry. So, like, do you know something that Wikipedia doesn't?

Her father is Chinese and her mother is caucasian.