Hong Chau

Hong Chau is known as an American actress. She is most famous for her role in the film, Downsizing.

Background and Age

Hong Chau was born in 1979 in Vietnam. Her folks fled Vietnam when her mom was pregnant of a half year with her. Hong was raised communicating in Vietnamese as her first language, later, she learned English in high school. Her folks worked in modest jobs. Discussing educational foundation, Chau enrolled in Eleanor McMain Secondary School and Ben Franklin Senior High School.

Afterward, she studied at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts, where she likewise learned exploratory writing. A while later, Chau started working with PBS and was seeking a career in documentaries. Hong studied acting after she moved to New York City from Boston.

Relationships

Hong isn't married but there were rumors that she is a proud lesbian.

Career and Net Worth

Subsequent to taking acting classes for quite a long time in New York, Hong Chau started her professional acting career in 2006. She has featured in short movies in a minor role first and foremost. She made her TV debut in 2008 with an episode of The Sarah Silverman Program. Hong Chau got the role of Asian Masseuse in the American TV sitcom series The Sarah Silverman Program in 2008. In 2010, she guest-appeared as Cook Pu in the American sitcom series How I Met Your Mother. She rose to distinction in the wake of featuring in the web series, Trenches (2010).

Afterward, she depicted Jade in the American neo-noir period comedy-drama film Inherent Vice in 2014. Hong then joined the cast of the American drama TV series Big Little Lies in 2017. The same year, she provided the voice of Korean Spy in the American animated sitcom series American Dad!.

In the next year, she got the role of Ngoc Lan Tran in the American sci-fi comedy film Downsizing along with Matt Damon, Kristen Wiig, and Christoph Waltz. She had a voiceover role in the animated series BoJack Horseman. Chau handled the role of Kathy in the American drama film Driveways in 2019.

After the season finale of Watchmen was broadcast in December 2019, there were demands concerning whether Watchmen would return for season 2. HBO has not restored the series for another season yet that appears to be less about the performance of the show since it was a solid evaluations and ratings accomplishment. The requests are about whether there is satisfactory material for a season 2. Hong plays Lady Trieu on the show.