Born to wealth and fame, Sue Kim survived the brutal kidnapping of both parents to led her singing siblings on a journey of survival and international stardom. Sue arrived in America at nineteen and by twenty-one, had won the hearts of critics, other performers and audiences as they smashed the racial barriers from television, movies and mainstages across the country.
During their height of fame, The Kim Sisters outshone the brightest, better known stars. Musical prodigies, playing 22 instruments and singing in multiple languages, Sue and the Kim Sisters performed around the world and back to America, enchanting Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and Dean Martin along the way. But it was an Italian boy from New York who became her husband, and ultimately, the longest running casino boss in American history. A story filled with heartbreak, tragedy and success, Sue Ki's life and legacy is ultimately a celebration of family and the power of love.
A Broadway musical production is now in development, and her story is slated to be a major motion picture from Warp Film and producer Lucas Foster, who proclaims Sue's story to be "The greatest American story never told."