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KEN JEONG
as Eugene in “Eugene’s Story”
Known for his scene stealing abilities, actor, producer, writer and comedian Ken Jeong has established himself as one of today’s top comedic stars. Since his feature film debut playing the doctor in Knocked Up in 2007, Jeong has gone on to create memorable roles on both TV and film.
Jeong can currently be seen as a panelist on The Masked Singer, the hit show that received an Emmy nomination in the category of Outstanding Competition Program in 2020. Jeong is also the host and executive producer of I Can See Your Voice.
Jeong will next be seen in Spy: The Eternal City, an action-comedy sequel written by Jon Hoeber & Erich Hoeber and directed by Peter Segal that was released on Prime Video this summer. He will also be starring in The 4:30 Movie, the latest film written and directed by Kevin Smith.
The actor can recently be seen in the Apple TV+ hit comedy The Afterparty and Charlie Day’s Fool’s Paradise. He can be seen in Mike Meyers’ The Pentaverate, Will Arnett’s Murderville, and it was also recently announced that Peacock will be producing a film based on Community, the hit comedy that Jeong starred on from 2009-2015. Prior to this, Jeong starred on ABC’s Dr. Ken, where he was the creator, writer and executive producer. He was a series regular on the critically acclaimed NBC series Community and the actor can be seen on TV hits such as The Office, Entourage and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Fans will know him from his Netflix standup special You Complete Me, Ho, which earned him a People’s Choice nomination, as well as blockbuster films such as The Hangover franchise, Crazy Rich Asians, Pineapple Express, Step Brothers, Ride Along 2, Transformers: Dark Of The Moon, Couples Retreat, Goosebumps 2 and Tom & Jerry. The actor has lent his voice to the Oscar-nominated Over the Moon, Scoob, Lady and the Tramp and My Little Pony.
Jeong’s career path started off on a different course. He earned his undergraduate degree at Duke University and went on to get his medical degree at the University of North Carolina. Jeong completed his Internal Medicine residency in New Orleans, all the while developing his comedy. In 1995, Jeong won the Big Easy Laff Off. The competition, which was judged by former NBC President Brandon Tartikoff and Improv founder Budd Friedman, turned out to be his big break as Tartikoff and Friedman urged Jeong to head to Los Angeles.
Jeong dedicates his spare time to volunteering with Stand Up 2 Cancer, which is a cause very close to his heart. Ken has also been very outspoken on the rise in racism and hate crimes against the AAPI community in the last year. He is using his platform to call attention to these issues and advocate for change in hopes of having a lasting impact. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and twin daughters.
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Known for his scene stealing abilities, actor, producer, writer and comedian Ken Jeong has established himself as one of today’s top comedic stars. Since his feature film debut playing the doctor in Knocked Up in 2007, Jeong has gone on to create memorable roles on both TV and film.
Jeong can currently be seen as a panelist on The Masked Singer, the hit show that received an Emmy nomination in the category of Outstanding Competition Program in 2020. Jeong is also the host and executive producer of I Can See Your Voice.
Jeong will next be seen in Spy: The Eternal City, an action-comedy sequel written by Jon Hoeber & Erich Hoeber and directed by Peter Segal that was released on Prime Video this summer. He will also be starring in The 4:30 Movie, the latest film written and directed by Kevin Smith.
The actor can recently be seen in the Apple TV+ hit comedy The Afterparty and Charlie Day’s Fool’s Paradise. He can be seen in Mike Meyers’ The Pentaverate, Will Arnett’s Murderville, and it was also recently announced that Peacock will be producing a film based on Community, the hit comedy that Jeong starred on from 2009-2015. Prior to this, Jeong starred on ABC’s Dr. Ken, where he was the creator, writer and executive producer. He was a series regular on the critically acclaimed NBC series Community and the actor can be seen on TV hits such as The Office, Entourage and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Fans will know him from his Netflix standup special You Complete Me, Ho, which earned him a People’s Choice nomination, as well as blockbuster films such as The Hangover franchise, Crazy Rich Asians, Pineapple Express, Step Brothers, Ride Along 2, Transformers: Dark Of The Moon, Couples Retreat, Goosebumps 2 and Tom & Jerry. The actor has lent his voice to the Oscar-nominated Over the Moon, Scoob, Lady and the Tramp and My Little Pony.
Jeong’s career path started off on a different course. He earned his undergraduate degree at Duke University and went on to get his medical degree at the University of North Carolina. Jeong completed his Internal Medicine residency in New Orleans, all the while developing his comedy. In 1995, Jeong won the Big Easy Laff Off. The competition, which was judged by former NBC President Brandon Tartikoff and Improv founder Budd Friedman, turned out to be his big break as Tartikoff and Friedman urged Jeong to head to Los Angeles.
Jeong dedicates his spare time to volunteering with Stand Up 2 Cancer, which is a cause very close to his heart. Ken has also been very outspoken on the rise in racism and hate crimes against the AAPI community in the last year. He is using his platform to call attention to these issues and advocate for change in hopes of having a lasting impact. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and twin daughters.