Benedict Wong

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Benedict Wong
Born Benedict Wong
1970
Manchester, England

Benedict Wong (born 1970) is an English actor and comedian.

Wong was born in Manchester and attended school in Salford. His first role was in a 1993 BBC Radio play called Kai Mei Sauce, written by Kevin Wong. He appeared alongside Sean Lock in the situation comedy 15 Storeys High, and as Dr. Franklin Fu in the second series of Look Around You. In 2003, he earned a British Independent Film Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Guo Yi in Dirty Pretty Things.

In early 2009 he acted alongside Marc Warren in the play The Pillowman at Leicester's Curve Theatre, and then went on to play Li in the BBC's Spirit Warriors.

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Date Film Role Notes
1994 Frank Stubbs Promotes Lee TV series (Episode: "Chinatown")
1995 Cardiac Arrest Radiographer TV series (Episode: "Shallow End")
  Night Watch Guard TV series
1996 Pie in the Sky Michael Cheung TV series (Episode: "Chinese Whispers")
  Cracker Peter Yang TV series (Episode: "White Ghost")
1997 Supply & Demand Frankie Li TV series
  Breakout Jerry TV series
1998 Supply & Demand Frankie Li TV series
2000 Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Pat Proudence Film
  Arabian Nights Hassan TV series
2001 Wit Fellow 2 Film
  Spy Game Tran Film
  Double Happiness Dan Film
2002 Dirty Pretty Things Guo Yi Film
  The Bill DS David Chiu TV series (Episodes: 052, 053, 054, 056, 057)
  15 Storeys High Errol TV series
  TLC Terry TV series
  Look Around You Chess Player TV series (Episode: "The Brain")
2003 State of Play Pete Cheng TV series (Episode: #1.1)
  Code 46 Medic Film
2005 On a Clear Day Chan Film
  A Cock and Bull Story Ed Film
2006 Eleventh Hour Danny TV series (Episode: "Containment")
2007 Sunshine Trey Film
  Grow Your Own Kung Sang Film
  Frankenstein Ed Gore TV film
2008 Largo Winch William Kwan Film
2009 Moon Thompson Film
2009 My Dad the Communist Dad Film
  Spirit Warriors Li TV series

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