Mr. Chan Stops by the 2011 Ventura Film Festival + IMDb

We have a couple episodes screening at the 2011 Ventura Film Festival taking place July 8-18!



The Ventura Film Festival is the largest and most prestigious film festival in Ventura County with hundreds of films and other exciting parties and activities over a 10 day period each summer. The Ventura Film Festival is a 100% volunteer based charity event raising money and awareness for forest and ocean preservation and the environment.

For more info, check out venturafilmfestival.org!

Also, check out the new Mr. Chan: Misunderstood Man IMDb page! There's a movie poster (which I spent $35 bucks to add), cast and crew deets, and random quotes.

Yes, we're somewhat legit now! Wooo!

Dan

Mr. Chan Headed to 2011 L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival!

Two episodes of Mr. Chan: Misunderstood Man were chosen as official selections for this year's L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival, taking place April 7-10!

It's the largest comedy film festival in the U.S. and named Moviemaker Magazine's "25 Festivals Worth the Entry Fee."

Past judges and panelists included Jane Lynch, Adam Carolla, Patrick Warburton, Bryan Cranston, Bob Odenkirk, Aisha Tyler, and many more.

We're very excited! Not exactly sure what to expect, but we're hoping to meet Mark Hamill and Hangin' with Mr. Cooper!

Official site:
www.lacomedyshorts.com/

Peace-ah Peace-ah!

Dan

Beam Me Up, Mr. Chan! - Star Trek episode (HD)

Mr. Chan is racially profiled at a Star Trek convention.

From the Desk of Mr. Chan: Cookie's Fortune

Hello Pen Pal! It like I not seen or talk to you in a while!

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Sometime I cannot believe the questions I get. Don't get me wrong, I really like this town. But sometime I think people have severe brain probo. Like they born, but then suddenly coconut fall off the tree and bonk them on the soft part of their head before it can fully developed. It happens.

So today customer ask, how you make the fortune cookies?

I not really understanding what he trying to ask. But he pay me $5.95 for a plate of pepper beef so I think I should give him my full attention. (even though it was loose change rolled up in an old sandwich bag)

He ask, so do you bake them in an oven or something?

You kiddin me, right?

I say, I buy them wholesale.

He say, oh a friend told me that some Chinese restaurants make their own fortune cookies. I thought maybe you bake them in a big oven like Mrs. Fields.

I give him blank stare.

I say, Oh sure. I bake them. I also manufacture 3 Musketeers bars from a drum of petroleum oil in the back.

Then he look around like the wind is calling his name and walk away.

Now, stop right there. Don't make fun of him or feel sorry for him. He not a bad looking guy, so I pretty sure his fortune says he will have an easy life.

I tell you the truth, people can overlook stooby.

The man in the mirror,

Mr. Chan
Owner/Proprietor, Miss Fortune Chinese Fast Food

Vote for Mr. Chan in the NexTV Competition!

BIG NEWS, FRIENDS!

As some of you may or may not know, my brother Dan and I have been working on our animated web series "Mr. Chan: Misunderstood Man" for about a year now. It's been real fun writing this show -- a bit of a passion project for us.

Well, now we have entered the NEXTV WEB SERIES CONTEST for the chance to make "Mr. Chan: Misunderstood Man" into a REAL TV SERIES!! But in order for us to do this, Mr. Chan NEEDS YOUR HELP!

Please VOTE for Mr. Chan! It only takes a couple seconds to do:

1. Go to http://www.nextventertainment.com/web/mini-competition

2. Click VOTE next to Mr. Chan: Misunderstood Man

Yep, that's it. Sooo simple. You don't have to sign up or anything like that. Just click VOTE and we're on our way, mang!

Thank you for your continued support! Together we have a really good chance to get Mr. Chan on TV!

Ask your friends to vote too!

Take care and keep in touch,

- Vivian and Dan