Randall Park

Randall Park (born March 23, 1974) is an American actor, comedian, and writer who has become one of the most recognizable Asian-American faces in contemporary entertainment. Born in Los Angeles to Korean and Japanese parents, Park developed an interest in performance early, eventually earning an MFA in acting from Cornell University. His breakthrough came with a recurring role on the television series Veep, followed by his leading role in the ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat (2015-2020), which became a cultural phenomenon celebrating Asian-American family life. Park has since appeared in numerous films including The Interview, Aquaman, Always Be My Maybe, and Crazy Rich Asians, showcasing his range across comedy and drama. Beyond acting, he is a writer and producer actively involved in creating diverse content for television and film. Park has become a vocal advocate for Asian-American representation in Hollywood and has been instrumental in increasing opportunities for Asian actors in leading roles. His work challenges stereotypes and presents nuanced, authentic portrayals of Asian-American characters. As both a performer and content creator, Randall Park represents a new generation of entertainers committed to meaningful representation and cultural storytelling.