Ken Leung
Ken Leung ( born January 21, 1970 in New York City ) is an American actor.
Career
Since 1995, Ken Leung is seen in supporting roles in the movies. His most famous roles he had in the movies Rush Hour (1998), Red Dragon (2002 ) and Saw ( 2004).
Ken Leung has four times already worked with Brett Ratner: In addition to the previously mentioned Dragon Rush Hour and Red, he also worked in The Family Man (2000) and most recently in X -Men: The Last Stand (2006) together with the director.
From time to time, he also guest-starred in single episodes of the U.S. television series, he played with, for example, already in four episodes of Law & Order. Damon Lindelof, producer and writer for Lost, in 2007, attention to Ken Leung and instructed his partner, the writer Carlton Cuse on Leung back. Cuse was impressed by Leung's histrionic performance in the U.S. television series The Sopranos and wrote especially for him a role in the U.S. series Lost.
In addition to his screen and television appearances, he was also seen on Broadway. His theater debut was in 2002 in the musical Thoroughly Modern Millie, which could win six Tony Awards.