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Russell Wong Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Height: 6' 0" [182.88 cm.] FILM Contract to Kill (2016) Lead Dir: Keoni Waxman The Jade Pendant (2016) Lead Dir: Po Chih Leong Lost In The Pacific (2016) Lead CFG, Dir. Vincent Zhou Light From A Dark Room Lead Dir. Lance McDaniel Fragrant Harbour Lead Dir. Peter Gersina No East, No West China Film Group Dir. Li Fang Fang The Sanctuary Independent Dir:Thanapon Maliwan Snowflower and the Secret Fan Fox Searchlight Dir. Wayne Wang What Women Want (China remake) Paramount Dir. Chen Daming Color Me Love Tianjin Film Studios Dir. Alexi Tan Dim Sum Funeral Independent Dir: Anna Chi The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor Universal Dir: Rob Cohen Honor Independent Dir: David Worth Undoing Independent Dir: Chris Chan Lee Inside Out Independent Dir: David Ogden Twisted Paramount Dir. Phillip Kaufman Romeo Must Die Warner Bros. Dir. AndrZrej Bartkowiak Takedown Dimension Dir. Joe Chapelle Prophecy II Dimension Dir. Greg Spence Joy Luck Club Disney Dir. Wayne Wang New Jack City Warner Bros. Dir. Mario Van Peebles China Cry Independent Dir. James Collier China White Independent Dir. Ronnie Yu Eat a Bowl Of Tea Columbia Dir. Wayne Wang China Girl Independent Dir. Abel Ferrara TELEVISION NCIS: New Orleans Guest Star CBS Grace (2014) Roy / Series Lead HBO Asia Serangoon Road (2013) Special Guest Star (recurring) AABC / HBO Asia Hawaii Five-O Guest Star CBS My Mother-in-Law SerIes Lead CCTV, China Nikita Guest Star CW Numb3rs Guest Star CBS Commander in Chief Guest Star ABC Just Legal Guest Star WB CSI Guest Star CBS Black Sash Series Lead The WB The Lost Empire Dir. Peter MacDonald Hallmark Ent. Touched by Angel Guest Star CBS Honolulu CRU (pilot) Series Regular ABC/Pilot Hawaii 5-0 Series Regular CBS/Pilot Vanishing Son Series Lead Universal Gideon Oliver Series Regular ABC 21 Jump Street Guest Star FBC The EqualiZer Guest Star CBS TRAINING ACTING: Harold Guskin (New York) Alan Savage (New York) Ned Manderino Arthur MendoZa MARTIAL ARTS: Tak Wah eng/Chinese Kung Fu/Tiger Claw Beijing Wushu DANCE: Westside Ballet Claude Thompson/Modern JaZZ VOICE: Neil Serner (New York) Page 1 of 2 SKILLS Basketball, Bowling, Cycling, Equestrian - General, Football, Golf, Karate - Shito-Ryu, Martial Arts, Martial Arts - Judo, Martial Arts - Mixed, Martial Arts - Tai Chi, Yoga, Dance Ballet, Dance Jazz, Dance Modern, Vocal Range: Bari-Tenor, Asian Accent, British - Geordie Accent, New York Accent, Southern Accent, Fluent Mandarin Page 2 of 2 .

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