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John Cho was born in Seoul in 1972, but his family left South Korea to settle in Los Angeles when he was just a child. In the United States, he pursued brilliant studies, and after graduating in English literature from the University of Berkeley, he taught English at a college for a time. In parallel, he begins the comedy by joining the theatrical troupe composed exclusively of Americans from Asia "East West Players".

In 1997, John Cho first appeared on movie screens, obtaining small roles in Shopping For Fangs and Men of Influence. The same year, he participated in an episode of the television series Boston Common. At the beginning of his career, the actor will thus alternate the roles of guest-star in series (we can see him in Charmed, Felicity, The Seven Mercenaries ...), and small roles in the cinema, in particular in Bowfinger, King of Hollywood (1999), American Beauty (id.) or Les Pieds sur Terre (2001).

However, in 1999, John Cho made a quick but noticeable appearance in the first installment of the American Pie saga. Her character is remembered for using the term "MILF" (about mothers teens find attractive), which has since entered popular culture. He thus resumes his role in the other three parts of the franchise. At the same time, he continues to appear in various films such as the delirious Evolution (2001), the mysterious Solaris (2003) and especially Better Luck Tomorrow (2002), a drama about the living conditions of American high school students of Asian origin. .

From 2001 to 2002, John Cho was a regular character on the sitcom Sex and Addictions, but it was in 2004 that the comedian really became known by playing Harold in the comedy Harold & Kumar Chassent Le Burger. In 2008, he finds his accomplice Kal Penn (Kumar) for Harold and Kumar escape from Guantanamo. Between the two, he participated in the very short Kitchen Confidential series (2005-2006) and appeared in episodes of Dr House, Grey's Anatomy, How I Met Your Mother and Ugly Betty. In the cinema, he shares the bill twice in a row with Dennis Quaid in Paul Weitz's comedies, In good company (2005) and American Dreamz (2006).

2009 is an important year in the career of John Cho, who plays Hikaru Sulu (previously played by George Takei) in the Star Trek reboot directed by JJ Abrams, as well as in its sequels, Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) and Star Trek. : Without Limits (2016). In 2009, he was also one of the main characters in ABC's event series FlashForward, which unfortunately did not meet with the expected success. The actor takes advantage of the cancellation of the series to return to the cinema. Thus, in 2011, he resumed his character in The Merry Christmas of Harold and Kumar. The following year, he starred in Total Recall Mémoires Programmées, a remake of Paul Verhoeven's cult film (1990).

Very present on television, John Cho obtains important roles in the comedy television series Go On and Selfie. The actor also tastes the joys of the fantastic as his performances in Sleepy Hollow and The Exorcist testify. On the big screen side, he participates most of the time in films unknown in France, such as Zipper, Grandma, Get a Job, Columbus, Le Mariage de Mon Ex or Caller ID: Entity.

2018 marks an important date in his career as he plays the main character of the high-tech thriller Searching: Missing, that of a father ready to do anything to find Margot, his 16-year-old daughter who has disappeared. Having released in French cinemas, Aneesh Chaganty's feature film has the particularity of taking place entirely on computer screens, telephone, go-pro, etc. Cho returns to the shooting of this atypical film: "It was not easy, far from it, because the lens of the camera was constantly on me, which prevents any false notes. The film is therefore very faithful to reality. Every scene has been shot since. unique angle and the story is told entirely from David's point of view; therefore there was no escape, I had to be focused and present at all times as there was nothing and no one to make up for my mistakes. It was a very demanding and emotionally intense experience. "

John Cho Net Worth 2021

John Cho 's revenue is $1.4M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is John Cho and could vary in the range between $898.6K - $1.1M.

John Cho Net Worth 2020

John Cho 's revenue is $1.5M in 2020. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is John Cho and could vary in the range between $684.8K - $1.8M.

John Cho Net Worth 2019

John Cho 's revenue is $1.6M in 2019. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is John Cho and could vary in the range between $630.8K - $1.3M.

John Cho Net Worth 2018

John Cho 's revenue is $1.6M in 2018. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is John Cho and could vary in the range between $902K - $1.1M.

John Cho Net Worth 2017

John Cho 's revenue is $1.4M in 2017. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is John Cho and could vary in the range between $898.9K - $1.8M.

John Cho Net Worth 2016

John Cho 's revenue is $1.6M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is John Cho and could vary in the range between $880.6K - $1.6M.

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