Ke Huy Quan is recalling his reaction to learning as a child that his first residual check for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was $100,000. The Oscar winner opened up about the life-changing moment in his new memoir Never Say Die, which hit bookstands on Tuesday. Quan was only 12 years old when he booked his first major role as Short Round in Steven Spielberg‘s 1984 film, so he didn’t realize he would receive residuals for the film in addition to his base pay for Temple of Doom. “One afternoon, I walked into the kitchen and found my parents standing together at the table,” Quan wrote in the memoir, via Entertainment Weekly. “Mom…
