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Tzi Ma (born June 10, 1962; age 62) is a Chinese-American actor who played Cheng Zhi in 24, appearing in the fourth through sixth seasons and the 2014 event series 24: Live Another Day. Tzi Ma was born in Hong Kong. He is the oldest of eight children. Ma has had recurring roles in shows like...
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Meditation Park opens with Maria (Cheng Pei Pei), the matriarch of a Chinese-Canadian family, hosting a birthday celebration for her workaholic husband, Bing, (Tzi Ma), along with her similarly overworked daughter (Sandra Oh in a brilliant performance) and her own family.. Maria clearly reveres Bing and the sacrifices he has made for their family – so when she discovers another woman’s ...
Tzi Ma (born June 10, 1962) is a Hong Kong–born American actor who voiced Hamato Xiono in the Star Wars Resistance episode "The Recruit." He was also featured in a guest role in Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Samaritan Snare."
Tzi Ma portrayed Quan Chen in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode Girl in the Flower Dress. Tzi Ma previously worked with Joss Whedon in Dollhouse. Tzi Ma worked again with Ming-Na Wen in Mulan. Tzi Ma on Wikipedia Tzi Ma on IMDb Tzi Ma on 𝕏 Tzi Ma on Facebook
Tony Chung is an American actor who portrays Dennis Soong[1] one of the main characters of The CW's Kung Fu. Chung is an Asian American actor born in Lewisville, Texas. He spent much of his childhood living in Austin, Texas and San Jose, California. After high school, Chung studied Electrical Engineering on a full scholarship, followed by two years working at Cisco Systems before leaving to ...
Tzi Ma es un actor inagotablemente imaginativo y convincente, Tzi Ma ha participado con una buena lista de personajes realmente memorables en cine, televisión y teatro. Tzi Ma nació en Hong Kong y creció en la ciudad de Nueva York.
