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Evan C. Kim

Evan C. Kim

Actor · Born 1953-02-17 · New Jersey, USA

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Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Evan C. Kim is an American actor. He is best known for playing Loo in the 1977 comedy The Kentucky Fried Movie's "A Fistful of Yen" segment, the interpreter Cowboy in the 1978 Vietnam War film Go Tell the Spartans, the erudite caveman Nook in the cult 1981 comedy Caveman, Suki in the 1982 B movie Megaforce, Tony in the 1983 miniseries V, and Harry Callahan's partner Inspector Al Quan in the fifth "Dirty Harry" film The Dead Pool, which was his most significant role. Kim TV guest appearances range from Kung Fu, CHiPs, Knight Rider, Matlock, and Alien Nation. Kim also directed an episode of Alien Nation. In some shows, he is credited as Evan Kim. Description above from the Wikipedia article Evan C. Kim, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Knight Rider (1982) — Peter Wong
  2. V (1983) — Tony Wah Chong Leonetti
  3. The Dead Pool (1988) — Insp. Al Quan
  4. JAG (1995) — Lieutenant Wong
  5. The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) — Loo (segment "A Fistful of Yen")
  6. Kung Fu (1972) — Lieutenant
  7. Caveman (1981) — Nook
  8. CHiPs (1977)
  9. Kojak (1973) — Chok Low
  10. Alien Nation (1989)
  11. Matlock (1986) — Joseph Chan
  12. Fantasy Island (1978) — Sam
  13. The Streets of San Francisco (1972)
  14. MacArthur (1977) — Major Akio Sakud (uncredited)
  15. MegaForce (1982) — Suki
  16. Go Tell the Spartans (1978) — Cowboy
  17. Jake and the Fatman (1987)
  18. Knots Landing (1979) — Lee Evans
  19. Matt Houston (1982)
  20. Isis (1975) — C.J. Howe (as Evan Kim)
  21. Thousand Pieces of Gold (1991) — Shun Lee
  22. Dirty Harry: The Original (2001) — Self - Actor
  23. Hollywood Vice Squad (1986) — Chang
  24. Switch (1975) — Ying
  25. American Playhouse (1982) — Shun Lee
  26. Space Sentinels (1977)
  27. Sword of Justice (1978)
  28. Cocaine and Blue Eyes (1983) — Davey Huie
  29. The Unbeatable Bruce Lee (2001)
  30. Khan! (1975) — Kim