"Circa 1962, actress Nancy Kwan and her first husband, Peter Pock, were photographed on their wedding day at Paddington’s Registry Office in London, capturing a joyful and elegant celebration. Kwan, already celebrated for her groundbreaking roles in films like The World of Suzie Wong (1960), radiated charm and sophistication alongside Pock, marking a personal milestone in her life. The couple’s union reflected a blend of glamour and heartfelt intimacy, celebrated among family and close friends.

Nancy Kwan talks to Dave Karger about working with her friend James Shigeta. See Shigeta in his film debut, THE CRIMSON KIMONO ('59), tonight at 8pm ET as we continue our series Asian Americans in Classic Hollywood. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Nancy Kwan has an extensive background in dance. She learned ballet at the Royal Ballet School in London. She was a natural to bring Linda Low to life onscreen. See her introduce the groundbreaking musical FLOWER DRUM SONG ('61) tomorrow night at 8pm ET as we conclude our series Asian Americans in Classic Hollywood. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

I enjoy being a girl! -Nancy Kwan as Linda Low in Flower Drum Song (sung by B.J. Baker uncredited) #musical http://www.classicmoviehub.com/film/flower-drum-song-1961/ | Classic Movie Hub

"On January 28, 1962, Nancy Kwan and Peter Pock were married in a quiet civil ceremony at Paddington’s Registry Office in London. The modest building, tucked between rows of Victorian terraces, offered a simple backdrop for a glamorous moment. Nancy, then 22 and a rising star in Hollywood, wore a chic ivory coat dress with a matching pillbox hat, her signature fringe peeking beneath. Peter, a suave Austrian hotel heir, stood at her side in a dark, slim-cut suit. Outside, a small crowd gathered a