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 Hoon Lee is an award-winning American stage and screen actor. Born in Minnesota, he grew up in Connecticut and the Boston area before moving to New York.Trained as a fine artist and graphic designer, he first worked in the tech industry as a creative director and interface designer before transitioning to acting. He has appeared on Broadway in Flower Drum Song, Urinetown, Pacific Overtures and most recently the Lincoln Center production of The King and I, where he played the King of Siam. Off-Broadway and regional credits include The Winter's Tale at Yale Rep, Hamlet and Love's Labor's Lost at The Public Theatre, David Ives' School for Lies, Terrence McNally's Golden Age, and David Henry Hwang's Yellow Face, where he originated the role of DHH, and received a Theatre World Award and Drama League nomination.Among his various film and television credits, he is known for his portrayal of Job, a smart-mouthed cross-dresser computer-hacking criminal on Cinemax's critically-acclaimed Banshee. He also voiced Master Splinter on Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.Other roles include Dr. Park in Season 2 of Cinemax's Outcast, created by Robert Kirkman, Reggie Lee on Bosch, and more recently Wang Chao, a wily fixer on Warrior, a critically recognized show originally conceived by Bruce Lee.He is a graduate of Harvard University and resides in Charlotte, NC.8/9/2019
Bio:
Hoon Lee is an award-winning American stage and screen actor. Born in Minnesota, he grew up in Connecticut and the Boston area before moving to New York.Trained as a fine artist and graphic designer, he first worked in the tech industry as a creative director and interface designer before transitioning to acting. He has appeared on Broadway in Flower Drum Song, Urinetown, Pacific Overtures and most recently the Lincoln Center production of The King and I, where he played the King of Siam. Off-Broadway and regional credits include The Winter's Tale at Yale Rep, Hamlet and Love's Labor's Lost at The Public Theatre, David Ives' School for Lies, Terrence McNally's Golden Age, and David Henry Hwang's Yellow Face, where he originated the role of DHH, and received a Theatre World Award and Drama League nomination.Among his various film and television credits, he is known for his portrayal of Job, a smart-mouthed cross-dresser computer-hacking criminal on Cinemax's critically-acclaimed Banshee. He also voiced Master Splinter on Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.Other roles include Dr. Park in Season 2 of Cinemax's Outcast, created by Robert Kirkman, Reggie Lee on Bosch, and more recently Wang Chao, a wily fixer on Warrior, a critically recognized show originally conceived by Bruce Lee.He is a graduate of Harvard University and resides in Charlotte, NC.8/9/2019
Tivia:
Is a 1994 graduate of Harvard University.He is a member of the Mr. Miyagi's Theater Company in New York City.Son of Jung Ja Lee and Moon Soo Lee of Plymouth, Massachusetts.Son-in-law of Tomoko and Larry Billman of Brea, California. |
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Hoon Lee |
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Actor (IMDB) |
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All World |
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Business scope: |
Actor |
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612 |
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2024-07-01 04:56:26 |
| Biography: |
Hoon Lee is an award-winning American stage and screen actor. Born in Minnesota, he grew up in Connecticut and the Boston area before moving to New York.Trained as a fine artist and graphic designer, he first worked in the tech industry as a creative |
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Is a 1994 graduate of Harvard University.He is a member of the Mr. Miyagi's Theater Company in New York City.Son of Jung Ja Lee and Moon Soo Lee of Plymouth, Massachusetts.Son-in-law of Tomoko and Larry Billman of Brea, California. |
| Trademarks: |
Powerful baritone voice |
| Job title: |
Actor |
| Others works: |
(2002) "Flower Drum Song" as Chao
(2001) He performed in the production of "Making Tracks" at a benefit in Taipei, Taiwan for Second Generation, an Asian-American theater company in New York City.
(January 2008) He performed in " |
| Spouse: |
Sekiya Billman (October 26, 2008 - present) |
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