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About John Cho
American actor
John Yo-Han Cho is an American actor known for his subtle, understated style. He became widely recognized through roles in the Harold & Kumar film series, the American Pie films, and the Star Trek reboot films. His film work includes Harold Lee in Harold & Kumar, John, also credited as MILF guy #2, in American Pie, and Hikaru Sulu in the Star Trek reboot series. Those roles made him familiar to audiences across comedy and science fiction.
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