Acting · Hong Kong, British Crown Colony · Born February 8, 1949
George Kee Cheung (born February 8, 1949 in Hong Kong, China) is a Chinese-American actor, stuntman, singer, and voice actor with an extensive career in American television and film dating back to 1975, often playing Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Mongolian parts. His career has focused primarily on television work.
MovieLove, Work & Other Demons
2016
as Harry
TVRush Hour
2016
as Captain Chen
MovieBeyond the Game
2014
as Police Captain
MovieAwesome Asian Bad Guys
2014
as George
MovieAnita Ho
2012
as Mr. Lee
TVThe First Family
2012
as Cho
TVHawaii Five-0
2010
as Yao Fat
MovieThe Perfect Host
2010
as Storekeeper
MovieMongolian Death Worm
2010
as Timur
MovieBring Me the Head of Lance Henriksen
2010
as George
MovieRambo
2008
as Tay (archive footage) (uncredited)
MovieRush Hour 3
2007
as Reynard Triad Gangster (uncredited)
TVThe Sarah Silverman Program.
2007
as John
MovieThe Invincible Iron Man
2007
as Additional Voices (voice)
MovieThe Pursuit of Happyness
2006
as Chinese Maintenance Worker
MovieMission: Impossible III
2006
as Shanghai Game Player (uncredited)
Movie18 Fingers of Death!
2006
as Dr. Fook Yu
TVCommander in Chief
2005
as North Korean Representative Nang
TVHow I Met Your Mother
2005
as Korean Elvis
TVThe Closer
2005
as Tourist
TVBlind Justice
2005
as Albert Yun
TVAvatar: The Last Airbender
2005
as Pao (voice)
MovieAmerican Fusion
2005
as Albert
TVHouse
2004
as Xang
TVLost
2004
as Ambassador
MovieSucker Free City
2004
as Mr. Tsing
MovieStarsky & Hutch
2004
as Chau
TVArrested Development
2003
as Asian Man
TV10-8: Officers on Duty
2003
as Tommy Park
TVCarnivàle
2003
as Mr. Chin
TVWithout a Trace
2002
as Yang Jian
MovieExtreme Heist
2002
as Christopher
MovieWe Were Soldiers
2002
as NVA Officer (uncredited)
MovieInvincible
2001
as Tojo Sakamura
TVAlias
2001
as Minister Woo
TVThe Agency
2001
as Mr. Dinh
MovieU.S. Seals II: The Ultimate Force
2001
as Sensei Matsumura
TVSix Feet Under
2001
as Mr. Su
MovieThe Silent Force
2001
as Hue Gung Pao
MovieThe Ghost
2001
MovieThe Secret of the Horse
2001
as Duc Tran
TVDark Angel
2000
as Dr. Tanaka
TVJackie Chan Adventures
2000
as Kiang-Shi / Mr. Lam (voice)
MovieUltimate Target
2000
as Raymond Fischer
MovieNo Tomorrow
1999
as Ming
TVPopular
1999
as Wesley Chu
TVThe West Wing
1999
as Chinese Ambassador Ling-Po
MovieAustin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
1999
as Chinese Teacher
MovieThe Yakuza Way
1999
as Mike Sakata
TVMortal Kombat: Conquest
1998
as Master Cho
TVMartial Law
1998
as Wu Feng
MovieRush Hour
1998
as Soo Yung's Driver
TVThe Wild Thornberrys
1998
as Grandfather / Mitchell Chun (voice)
MovieLethal Weapon 4
1998
as Fan
MovieGodzilla
1998
as Japanese Fishing Boat Crewman (uncredited)
TVThe Magnificent Seven
1998
as Chung Sun
MovieHigh Voltage
1997
as Victor Phan
TVExtreme Ghostbusters
1997
MovieTrue Vengeance
1997
as Hidako Minushoto
MovieTurbulence
1997
as Hotel Party Member (uncredited)
TVSunset Beach
1997
MovieWhite Tiger
1996
as Detective Fong
MovieCarjack
1996
as Chang
TVXena: Warrior Princess
1995
as Khan
MovieThe Adventurers
1995
as Uncle Tung
MovieGalaxis
1995
as Eddie
MovieBatman Forever
1995
as Guest (uncredited)
MovieFist of the North Star
1995
as Neville
MovieMajor Payne
1995
as Vietcong Soldier (uncredited)
TVER
1994
as Mr. Fong
Blue Skies
1994
as Mr. Wong
MovieNorth
1994
as Chinese Barber
TVVanishing Son
1994
MovieDeadly Target
1994
as Man #2
MovieNew York Undercover Cop
1993
as Tong
MovieCuraçao
1993
as Worthy Hsung
TVSaved by the Bell: The College Years
1993
as Chinese Professor
MovieShootfighter: Fight to the Death
1993
as Master
TVWalker, Texas Ranger
1993
as Manzo Tokada
MovieJoshua Tree
1993
as Chinese Gunman #4
TVKung Fu: The Legend Continues
1993
as Chang Lu Ma
MovieCooperstown
1993
as Mr. Matsunaga
MovieUnder Siege
1992
as Commando
TVHangin' with Mr. Cooper
1992
as Mr. Kim
MovieGlengarry Glen Ross
1992
as Additional Voices (voice)
MovieSneakers
1992
as Chinese Restaurant Singer
MovieStoryville
1992
as Xang Tran
MovieDeath Ring
1992
as Mr. Chen
MovieFinal Judgement
1992
as Lee
MovieThe Master
1992
as Paul Lee
MovieRicochet
1991
as Drug-Dealer (uncredited)
MovieShowdown in Little Tokyo
1991
as Yoshida's Man (uncredited)
MovieFury in Red
1991
as George Chang
MovieOne Good Cop
1991
as Waiter
MovieThousand Pieces of Gold
1991
as Lung On
MovieThe Hard Way
1991
as Drug Dealer
MovieGuns
1990
as Sifu
MovieRoboCop 2
1990
as Gilette
MovieAnother 48 Hrs.
1990
as Hotel Guest
MovieWeekend at Bernie's
1989
as Gardener
TVSeinfeld
1989
as Owner
TVChina Beach
1988
TVJake and the Fatman
1987
TVWiseguy
1987
MovieSteele Justice
1987
as Mob Thug #3 (uncredited)
MovieWho Is Julia?
1986
as Dr. Cheung
TVL.A. Law
1986
as Ronald Chow
MovieOpposing Force
1986
as Tuan
MovieBig Trouble in Little China
1986
as Chang Sing #6
MoviePromises to Keep
1985
as Jerry
TVMacGyver
1985
as General Narai
MovieRambo: First Blood Part II
1985
as Capt Vinh
TVMurder, She Wrote
1984
as Ikuma Nakata
TVAirwolf
1984
as Dao Van Lat
MovieGoing Berserk
1983
as Kung Fu Fighter
TVManimal
1983
TVThe A-Team
1983
as Colonel Sieu
TVKnight Rider
1982
as Suki Taneka
TVMatt Houston
1982
TVBring 'Em Back Alive
1982
MovieThe Beach Girls
1982
as Wang
TVCagney & Lacey
1982
as Moke
TVT. J. Hooker
1982
as Po
TVAmerican Playhouse
1982
as Lung On
TVSimon & Simon
1981
MovieSpider-Man: The Dragon's Challenge
1981
as Doctor Pai
TVMagnum, P.I.
1980
as Choi
MovieThe Exterminator
1980
as Viet Cong Commander
The Six O'Clock Follies
1980
TVKnots Landing
1979
as Bob Moore
TVTrapper John, M.D.
1979
TVArchie Bunker's Place
1979
TVHart to Hart
1979
as Jimmy Lee
TVSword of Justice
1978
TVThe Amazing Spider-Man
1978
as Dr. Pai
MovieThe Astral Factor
1978
as Jim, Medical Examiner
MovieThe Amsterdam Kill
1977
as Jimmy Wong
MovieThe Kentucky Fried Movie
1977
as Guard #1 (segment "A Fistful of Yen")
MovieThe Enforcer
1976
as Mendez Henchman (uncredited)
TVQuincy, M.E.
1976
TVThe Bionic Woman
1976
MovieThe Killer Elite
1975
as Bruce
TVWonder Woman
1975
as Mr. Munn
TVS.W.A.T.
1975
TVThe Rockford Files
1974
as Harry Lee
TVThe Streets of San Francisco
1972
TVM*A*S*H
1972
as Peddler #1
TVBoston Blackie
1951
