ah, literal child girl vs adult woman girl

They probably should have called the Korean women who were part of Kim's harem "women" rather than "girls" in the credits.

I wonder if there are any rules or anything in Hollywood for that. It could be that the actresses wanted to be listed as "girls" because it's better for their career. It could also be weird Hollywood rules. Apparently the rules around credits are extremely deep and complicated. For example if it's "Foo & Bar", they worked as a writing team. If it's "Foo and Bar" they worked separately.

I know it's especially complicated for title credits. Normally the most "important" actor is listed first, and in some cases both actors want to be first, so they do some funny things like have the first name in the upper right corner and the second name in the lower left, so one actor is above the other in the credits, but the other is more to the left, so also important.

When I'm 10, the 10 year old girls got cooties, man.

With a UV light source, or...?

It's like Ovaltine, but with nuts and bicolor eyes.

So what? I'm a two fingered man. Two, and then eight more.

And also Dob Chow is the name of a fast food restaurant.

Could easily be a Korean American. Either adopted, or with a white (or Hispanic) father. Shit, she could be 100% Korean with a Hispanic stepfather.

One of the beautiful things about the US actually imo. The fact that you can have someone with that name who looks (and is) Korean enough to play one in a movie.

They probably just look Korean. People get married and change last names all the time. Most 1rst gen children of immigrants have western first names or go by two different first names. One traditional and used by their families and another western name that they use when dealing with westerners.

Asian for sure. Not sure if Korean, but does that matter?

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=hazeltine+garzia&s=d

Her last name is Gariza not Garcia.

i wonder how anyone with such a name looks like