Ke Huy Quan is an Academy Award winning actor, after making his triumphant return to the big screen starring in Everything Everywhere All At Once. Everything Everywhere All At Once was the most decorated film at the 95th Oscars, with a staggering eleven nominations and seven wins, including Best Picture. In addition to the Academy Award, this performance garnered Ke a Golden Globe Award, Critics Choice Film Award, Independent Spirit Award, Hollywood Critics Association Award, and a Gotham Award for Outstanding Supporting Performance. Ke also made history being the first Asian male to win a SAG Award in the Best Supporting Actor Category for film. Recently in television, Ke was seen in the Disney+ series American Born Chinese as series regular ‘Freddy Wong,’ opposite Daniel Wu and Michelle Yeoh and will next be seen in the highly anticipated second season of Marvel’s Emmy-nominated series Loki for Disney+, set to air October 6, 2023. Ke’s first acting role was directly opposite Harrison Ford and Kate Capshaw in Steven Spielberg and Paramount’s Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom. Following his feature debut, he went on to play “Data” opposite Josh Brolin, Martha Plimpton, and Sean Astin in the beloved Warner Bros’ adventure comedy, The Goonies. Following the momentum of his early acting career, Ke took some time to work extensively on the development and directing side of multiple film projects in Asia, including several projects for filmmaker Wong Kar Wai. He has extensive martial arts training and has worked as a stunt choreographer for the X-MEN feature film and Columbia Pictures’ THE ONE. Ke is trilingual and fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin and English and currently resides in Los Angeles.
