Maggie Q Is Full Of Vengeance In 'The Protégé'

NPR

Published August 15, 2021 at 6:59 AM EDT

Maggie Q tells NPR's Tamara Keith about starring in the upcoming action thriller movie The Protégé. Q plays an assassin seeking justice for the murder of her mentor.

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