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Bitterly complained that Amy Tan deleted her best scene in The Joy Luck Club (1993) and took all known actresses off advertising in order to draw all attention to herself when promoting the film.

Received the 1989 "Woman of the Year" award in Los Angeles, California for her work as a consulting psychologist in treating abused children and convicted women.

Herself a victim of child abuse, Nuyen earned her Master's degree in clinical psychology (1986), and since then has made the transition to a second career in family practice counseling, working mostly with abused children, abused and battered women and women in prison.

Arguably, she is best known in popular culture for her role in the third season episode Star Trek: The Original Series: Elaan of Troyius (1968), as the Dohlman of Elas.

Married and divorced twice. Her second husband was Robert Culp, whom she met while appearing on his television series I Spy (1965). Her first was a psychiatrist, with whom she had a daughter, Fleur Morell.

Marlon Brando, who had a penchant for Asian women, had a brief affair with Nuyen in the early 1960s.

Surprisingly, the 50th anniversary celebration of South Pacific (1958) did not include her. She played the role of Liat in the 1958 classic.

France Nuyen was born on July 31, 1939 in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, France as France Nguyen Vannga.