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James Hong is a veteran American actor and voice actor as well as the former president of the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists. A prolific acting veteran, James's career spans over 50 years which includes more than 350 roles in film, television, and video games. He is also known for his Annie-Award winning role as Po's father, Mr. Ping in the Kung Fu Panda films. James Hong (traditional Chinese: 吳漢章) (born February 22, 1929) is an American actor and former president of the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists (AAPAA). James Hong was born in Minneapolis. He studied civil engineering at the University of Minnesota, but at some point along the way became interested in acting. He graduated from the University of Southern California and practiced for 1½ years as a road engineer with the County of Los Angeles. He took sick leaves and vacation time to do films. He finally quit engineering to focus on acting full time. He is one of the founders of the East-West Players, the oldest Asian-American theater in Los Angeles. He served as president and charter member of the Association of Asian Pacific American Artists. NameJames Hong GenderUnknown DOBUnknown DODUnknown First episodeUnknown Occupation Number of Episodes Character (Actors Only) James Hong (Feb. 22, 1929, Minneapolis, MN). Originally having studied civil engineering at the University of Minnesota and the University of Southern California, he worked for the County of Los Angeles while also working in the movies. Quiting after 18 months, he became a full time actor and was one of the founders of the East-West Players, the oldest Asian American theater in Los Angeles. After 60 years of acting, he is one of the most prolific and well-recognized Asian-American character actors in movies and television. [Source] James Hong est un acteur, producteur, réalisateur et scénariste américain. Il prêta sa voix aux personnages d'Endente et de Azmorigan dans les séries animées Star Wars: The Clone Wars et Star Wars: Rebels. Hong's father, Frank W. Hong, was a restaurant owner originally from Hong Kong. When Hong was five, the Hong family moved back to Hong Kong, as his father believed the family had become too "Americanized". Five years later, however, the family returned to the United States to escape the impending World War II. Hong's English had suffered while away, and so he essentially began his entire education anew. This led to extreme loneliness despite the fact he had six siblings, but it also lead to a strong interest in acting and performing. "I spent a lot of time talking to myself," Hong recalls. He joined a drama club in junior high school. Though he had talent and passion, he was never really recognized for his acting throughout his high school career. He is the voice of Mr. Ping in Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness. Prior to that, he played Mr. Takato in the Zoey 101 episode "Chasing Zoey", and voiced Mayor Tong in the Avatar: The Last Airbender episode "Avatar Day". James Hong (traditional Chinese: 吳漢章; simplified Chinese: 吴汉章; pinyin: Wú Hànzhāng) is an American actor, director and former president of the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists (AAPAA). A prolific acting veteran, Hong's career spans over 50 years and includes more than 350 roles in film, television and video games. He is also known for his Annie-Award winning role as Po's adoptive father, Mr. Ping in the Kung Fu Panda films. right|162pxJames Hong, 吳漢章, pinyin Wu Hanzhang (ur. 22 lutego 1929 r. w Minneapolis w stanie Minnesota, USA) – amerykański aktor, były prezydent stowarzyszenia Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists (AAPAA). Veteran character actor James Hong (Chinese name: Wu Hanzhang) was born in Minneapolis, MN, US on 22 February 1929. His parents were immigrants from Hong Kong, and Hong was sent back to Hong Kong for a period of time because his father thought he was growing up too Americanized. Because of this, Hong is fluent in both English and Chinese. He returned to America at the age of 10 due to the the approach of World War II. Hong lost much of his English after several years of study in Hong Kong schools, but regained it back in the Minneapolis school system, eventually graduating from USC with a degree in Civil Engineering. James Hong played the role of Dr. Chung Tung Wa in the Season One episode "Cherry Blossoms". James Hong (born February 22, 1929) is an American actor, producer and director of Chinese descent. He appeared in films such as Blade Runner, Big Trouble in Little China, Wayne's World 2, Balls of Fury and voiced Ping in Kung Fu Panda. James Hong (in traditional Chinese: 吳漢章, Wú Hànzhāng; born February 22, 1929) is an Asian actor, a voice actor for Regular Show and a former President of the Association of Asian/Pacific Artists. He has been acting for 60 years, having over 350 roles in film, television and video games. Write the first section of your page here. James Hong is an American screen and voice actor, director, and producer. He played Lo Pan on Big Trouble in Little China, and was the voice of Chi Fu on Mulan, and Mr. Ping in Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2. James Hong played the Chinese Ambassador David in Lord John Marbury and Hartsfield's Landing. He is a prolific actor, appearing in several television programs and motion pictures, including Blade Runner (with Edward James Olmos), Revenge of the Nerds II (with Timothy Busfield and Bradley Whitford), The Two Jakes, The Art of War, The Day the Earth Stood Still (with Robert Knepper), Safe and R.I.P.D. (with Knepper and Mary-Louise Parker). Hong nació en Mineápolis (Minnesota). Su padre, Frank W. Hong, emigró de Hong Kong a Chicago a través de Canadá, donde era propietario de un restaurante. El abuelo Hong era de Taishan (China). Para sus primeros estudios Hong se trasladó a Hong Kong, y regresó a Estados Unidos a la edad de diez años. Estudió ingeniería civil en la Universidad del Sur de California, pero más tarde se interesó en la actuación y estudió con Jeff Corey. Hong fue ingeniero de caminos en el Condado de Los Ángeles durante siete años, y actuaba durante sus vacaciones y días de enfermedad. Finalmente abandonó la ingeniería y se dedicó a tiempo completo al trabajo como actor y actor de voz. Hong is perhaps most widely known as the immortal ghost sorcerer Lo Pan in John Carpenter’s cult classic "Big Trouble in Little China" Ho Chan, the character he voices in A Chinatown Ghost Story is an homage to Lo Pan. James Hong (born February 22, 1929, Minneapolis, Minnesota) is an American actor who appeared as Yakuza boss Riochi Tanaka in the episode "The Rising Sun of Death" of the series Miami Vice. James Hong (born on February 22, 1929 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA) is an actor who portrayed several characters in The X-Files and Millennium.

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James Hong (traditional Chinese: 吳漢章; simplified Chinese: 吴汉章; pinyin: Wú Hànzhāng) is an American actor, director and former president of the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists (AAPAA). A prolific acting veteran, Hong's career spans over 50 years and includes more than 350 roles in film, television and video games. He is also known for his Annie-Award winning role as Po's adoptive father, Mr. Ping in the Kung Fu Panda films. He voiced Chi-Fu in the 1998 Disney animated film Mulan, and Mandarin in the American/Japanese series Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!. He also played Ming Lo in No Deposit, No Return, Bobby Birdsong in the 1995 Touchstone Pictures film Bad Company, Y B'ham in Operation Dumbo Drop, Dave in the Home Improvement episode "Games, Flames & Automobiles", and Kenny in the ANT Farm episode "CANTonese Style Cuisine". He also voiced Azmorigan in Star Wars Rebels. He also portrays William May in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. James Hong (in traditional Chinese: 吳漢章, Wú Hànzhāng; born February 22, 1929) is an Asian actor, a voice actor for Regular Show and a former President of the Association of Asian/Pacific Artists. He has been acting for 60 years, having over 350 roles in film, television and video games. He is the voice of Mr. Ping in Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness. Prior to that, he played Mr. Takato in the Zoey 101 episode "Chasing Zoey", and voiced Mayor Tong in the Avatar: The Last Airbender episode "Avatar Day". James Hong (born on February 22, 1929 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA) is an actor who portrayed several characters in The X-Files and Millennium. James Hong played the Chinese Ambassador David in Lord John Marbury and Hartsfield's Landing. He is a prolific actor, appearing in several television programs and motion pictures, including Blade Runner (with Edward James Olmos), Revenge of the Nerds II (with Timothy Busfield and Bradley Whitford), The Two Jakes, The Art of War, The Day the Earth Stood Still (with Robert Knepper), Safe and R.I.P.D. (with Knepper and Mary-Louise Parker). Hong is perhaps most widely known as the immortal ghost sorcerer Lo Pan in John Carpenter’s cult classic "Big Trouble in Little China" Ho Chan, the character he voices in A Chinatown Ghost Story is an homage to Lo Pan. right|162pxJames Hong, 吳漢章, pinyin Wu Hanzhang (ur. 22 lutego 1929 r. w Minneapolis w stanie Minnesota, USA) – amerykański aktor, były prezydent stowarzyszenia Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists (AAPAA). W branży filmowej aktywnie obecny od 1955 roku. Znany z ról w filmach: Łowca androidów w reżyserii Ridleya Scotta, Wielka draka w chińskiej dzielnicy w reż. Johna Carpentera i Winnica we własnej reżyserii (ze współudziałem Williama "Billa" Rice'a). Wystąpił w odcinku pt. The Chinese Restauran serialu telewizyjnego Kroniki Seinfelda w roku 1991 jako Bruce. Grał w serialu Nadzdolni rolę Kenny'ego w odcinku Ciastko z wróżbą. James Hong (traditional Chinese: 吳漢章) (born February 22, 1929) is an American actor and former president of the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists (AAPAA). James Hong was born in Minneapolis. He studied civil engineering at the University of Minnesota, but at some point along the way became interested in acting. He graduated from the University of Southern California and practiced for 1½ years as a road engineer with the County of Los Angeles. He took sick leaves and vacation time to do films. He finally quit engineering to focus on acting full time. He is one of the founders of the East-West Players, the oldest Asian-American theater in Los Angeles. He served as president and charter member of the Association of Asian Pacific American Artists. Hong is one of the most prolific and well-recognized Asian-American character actors of movies and television. He currently lives in Los Angeles and is planning to produce and direct his own films. More than 40 years after losing the part of Sulu in Star Trek (1966), Hong faced off against the actor who won the role, George Takei, in an episode of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated. James Hong (born February 22, 1929, Minneapolis, Minnesota) is an American actor who appeared as Yakuza boss Riochi Tanaka in the episode "The Rising Sun of Death" of the series Miami Vice. NameJames Hong GenderUnknown DOBUnknown DODUnknown First episodeUnknown Occupation Number of Episodes Character (Actors Only) James Hong (Feb. 22, 1929, Minneapolis, MN). Originally having studied civil engineering at the University of Minnesota and the University of Southern California, he worked for the County of Los Angeles while also working in the movies. Quiting after 18 months, he became a full time actor and was one of the founders of the East-West Players, the oldest Asian American theater in Los Angeles. After 60 years of acting, he is one of the most prolific and well-recognized Asian-American character actors in movies and television. He played the Chinese restaurant manager Chen in The Big Bang Theory, in the episodes, "The Dumpling Paradox" and "The Tangerine Factor" between 2007-2008. James Hong is an American screen and voice actor, director, and producer. He played Lo Pan on Big Trouble in Little China, and was the voice of Chi Fu on Mulan, and Mr. Ping in Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2. James Hong (born February 22, 1929) is an American actor, producer and director of Chinese descent. He appeared in films such as Blade Runner, Big Trouble in Little China, Wayne's World 2, Balls of Fury and voiced Ping in Kung Fu Panda. Hong nació en Mineápolis (Minnesota). Su padre, Frank W. Hong, emigró de Hong Kong a Chicago a través de Canadá, donde era propietario de un restaurante. El abuelo Hong era de Taishan (China). Para sus primeros estudios Hong se trasladó a Hong Kong, y regresó a Estados Unidos a la edad de diez años. Estudió ingeniería civil en la Universidad del Sur de California, pero más tarde se interesó en la actuación y estudió con Jeff Corey. Hong fue ingeniero de caminos en el Condado de Los Ángeles durante siete años, y actuaba durante sus vacaciones y días de enfermedad. Finalmente abandonó la ingeniería y se dedicó a tiempo completo al trabajo como actor y actor de voz. Veteran character actor James Hong (Chinese name: Wu Hanzhang) was born in Minneapolis, MN, US on 22 February 1929. His parents were immigrants from Hong Kong, and Hong was sent back to Hong Kong for a period of time because his father thought he was growing up too Americanized. Because of this, Hong is fluent in both English and Chinese. He returned to America at the age of 10 due to the the approach of World War II. Hong lost much of his English after several years of study in Hong Kong schools, but regained it back in the Minneapolis school system, eventually graduating from USC with a degree in Civil Engineering. Hong began doing stand up comedy with Don Parker in 1953. He also appeared on Groucho Marx's TV game show "You Bet Your Life," and that appearance earned Hong his first solo stand up gig. By the time he graduated, Hong was seriously torn between his work for what became Caltrans and his continuing interest in acting. By the time Hong got three uncredited bit parts in three major motion pictures, Soldier of Fortune, Love Is A Many Splendored Thing and Blood Alley in 1955, he quit his day job and pursued acting full-time. Hong was able to continue to work steadily from the '50s to the present day. He helped found the East West Players, the first actor's theatre for Asian-Americans, in 1965. He has also been an activist for bigger and less stereotypic roles for Asian-Americans in the media, having often had to play such roles out of necessity. Outside of his role as genetic designer Hannibal Chew in Blade Runner, Hong is best known as the sorcerer David Lo Pan in Big Trouble in Little China. He has done over 450 roles in his 52-year career in movies, TV and LA-area stage. He teaches acting to youth in Hollywood when he has the time, and his most recent role is in the upcoming Ping Pong Martial Arts satire Balls of Fury as a venerable master of Ping Pong. Write the first section of your page here. James Hong is a veteran American actor and voice actor as well as the former president of the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists. A prolific acting veteran, James's career spans over 50 years which includes more than 350 roles in film, television, and video games. He is also known for his Annie-Award winning role as Po's father, Mr. Ping in the Kung Fu Panda films. He voiced Chi-Fu in the 1998 Disney animated film, Mulan, and Mandarin in the American/Japanese anime series, Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!. He also played Ming Lo in No Deposit, No Return. He also voiced the villain Bucky in the third season for Heart of Archness: Part II and Heart of Archness: Part III. James appears as Chinse mobster Wan Chu in the Season 2 episode of the NBC-TV series The A-Team titled "The Maltese Cow". [Source] James Hong est un acteur, producteur, réalisateur et scénariste américain. Il prêta sa voix aux personnages d'Endente et de Azmorigan dans les séries animées Star Wars: The Clone Wars et Star Wars: Rebels. Hong's father, Frank W. Hong, was a restaurant owner originally from Hong Kong. When Hong was five, the Hong family moved back to Hong Kong, as his father believed the family had become too "Americanized". Five years later, however, the family returned to the United States to escape the impending World War II. Hong's English had suffered while away, and so he essentially began his entire education anew. This led to extreme loneliness despite the fact he had six siblings, but it also lead to a strong interest in acting and performing. "I spent a lot of time talking to myself," Hong recalls. He joined a drama club in junior high school. Though he had talent and passion, he was never really recognized for his acting throughout his high school career. He attended the University of Minnesota, pursuing a degree in civil engineering. He still retained his passion for acting and formed a comedy duo with his friend Don Parker called "Hong and Parker." A member of the National Guard, Hong was sent to Alabama during the Korean War. His performing career was significantly propelled by self-organized performances for the troops. "It saved my life, in a sense: Because of my engineering background, I was a good organizer. And because of my performing background, I had the ability to entertain. It got me performing and producing; it was sort of my school." After the war, Hong moved west and finished his civil engineering degree at the University of Southern California. The close proximity to major film studios allowed him to appear on the sets of early game shows. His dream of a career in acting became a reality when he formed an arrangement with an agent whom he knew through the Chinese Social Club. Apparently, the agent was convinced to represent Hong after seeing him perform a stunning impression of the host for the game show You Bet Your Life. Now, he serves as one of the most recognizable Chinese actors in Hollywood. In 1967, he married actress Pearl Huang, whom he later divorced in 1973. In 1977, he married Susan (Yip) Hong. The two are married to this day and have a daughter, April, who is an accomplished actress. James Hong played the role of Dr. Chung Tung Wa in the Season One episode "Cherry Blossoms".