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Shani Bayeté, Anna Maria Horsford, Retha Jones, Reynaldo Rey, Dushawn Moses, Louis Smith, and Boobie Monroe in My Big Phat Hip Hop Family (2005)

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My Big Phat Hip Hop Family

Junie Hoang
Mysterious Actress Suing Over Her Age Reveals Herself
Junie Hoang
Seattle — An actress who filed an anonymous lawsuit against Amazon.com and its Internet Movie Database for revealing her age identified herself in a federal court filing Friday.

Huong Hoang of Texas, may be better known by her stage name, Junie Hoang. She has appeared in such films as "Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver" and "Hoodrats 2: Hoodrat Warriors."

The actress filed a million-dollar claim against Amazon last fall, saying the company mined her IMDb account to learn her age, 40, and then posted it on her profile – causing her offers for roles to dry up.

The lawsuit caused a frenzy of online speculation over who the actress might be – as well as a bit of soul-searching about ageism in youth-obsessed Hollywood.

Women over 40 make up 24.3 percent of the U.S. population, but a casting analysis by the Screen Actors Guild showed actresses over 40 get just 12.5 percent of roles for television and film.
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  • 1/7/2012
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