They're like, 'Ming, we can't lose you for a whole month.' I totally understood. They needed me out there for a whole month because of weather, because of location, and my producers at 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' just threw up their hands. The other one was just sort of like, 'Oh, it would have been fun to see the original Mulan participating in the live-action.' But there major scheduling problems. I kind of love that they came up with this one because it was this passing of the torch moment from one Mulan to another. He had mentioned how you were filming the final season and I believe you were originally going to have a different role as a mother-in-law at one point.Р”Р„nd then this cameo came about instead. One of my colleagues spoke with Jason Reed about how your cameo came about.

With my producers, we figured out a time period that I was able to fly all the way up to New Zealand, shoot it, and then fly back, and nobody knew. under very top-top-secret situations because I was shooting 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' at the time. If it doesn't seem to make sense, totally understand.' My manager and my agent, they put in a call and I met with Jason Reed, who's lovely, and we had a wonderful conversation. That, to me, would've been a really lovely Easter egg for the fans. So I know what would get me excited with all the different genres that I love. I love them dearly and I'm a huge fan myself and a total geek. OK.' Maybe, 'Mulan: The Later Years.' It was really the fans that kind of sparked the idea in me to inquire - Would they be interested in maybe having me do a cameo or maybe a scene, a character, just for the fans? I'm always, always, always about the fans. You could still play Mulan.' I'm like, 'Yeah, right. The only reason why I started thinking more about it was because so many of the fans, when they heard about it, they were like, 'Are you going to be in it? You have to be in it.

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