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“I'm the guy that no one knows, but everyone's like, "You're that guy in that film thing."”

Quote by Ken Jeong

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Ken Jeong, born on July 13, 1969, is an American actor known for his memorable performances in films like 'The Hangover' series and 'The Dumb and Dumber To'. He gained widespread popularity for his comedic roles. Jeong began his acting career with guest appearances on television shows before transitioning to the big screen. His humorous style and diverse range of characters have made him a beloved figure among audiences. more

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