Marvin Gable (Ke Huy Quan) "Love Hurts" marks Ke Huy Quan's first-ever leading role, as realtor Marvin Gable. It also marks his first film role since his Oscar-winning turn in "Everything ...

Ke Huy Quan is Marvin Gable and Marshawn Lynch is King in Love Hurts. You bumped into Hugh Jackman at the recent Walk of Fame ceremony for Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige. Did the two of you discuss your ...

Besides successfully propagandizing soulless suburbia and promoting the unbridled capitalistic urge to love working, the latest rom-com offering, “Love Hurts,” does not accomplish much. Marvin Gable ...

Ke Huy Quan: It's pretty incredible. Like you said, when I read the script, I could not imagine myself not only as Marvin Gable, but more specifically as the number one on the call sheet, because ...

Quan stars as Marvin Gable, a realtor working the Milwaukee suburbs, where ‘For Sale’ signs bloom. Gable receives a crimson envelope from Rose (Oscar® winner Ariana DeBose; West Side Story, Argylle), ...

By LINDSEY BAHR “Love Hurts” — 1.5 stars Ke Huy Quan plays a happy-go-lucky real estate agent named Marvin Gable whose past life as a hitman comes back to haunt him in “Love Hurts.” ...

Spoiler alert: He won’t. Quan stars as Marvin Gable, a realtor working the Milwaukee suburbs, where ‘For Sale’ signs bloom.

In “Love Hurts” Ke Huy Quan plays a real estate agent named Marvin Gable. Marvin is living in Milwaukee, a positive personality who strives to be the best agent he can possibly be.

What I love about Marvin Gable is that element of surprise: You don't think he's lethal but he's really a badass when you mess with him. With “Bad Boy,” somebody that looks like me, you don't ...

Marvin Gable (Ke Huy Quan) “Love Hurts” marks Ke Huy Quan’s first-ever leading role, as realtor Marvin Gable. It also marks his first film role since his Oscar-winning turn in “Everything ...

Ke Huy Quan is Marvin Gable and Ariana DeBose is Rose Carlisle in Love Hurts. The past few years keep getting better and better for you, and your life story feels like a movie in its own right.