Charles Rahi Chun
Charles Rahi Chun (often credited as Charles Chun) – American actor of Korean descent, born 28 February 1967 in New York City, New York. Raised bi-culturally in Utah, Korea, and Southern California. His most notable film roles include a Technician in Beverly Hills Cop III (1994), a Flight Attendant in Dumb and Dumber (1994), a Radar Controller in My Favorite Martian (1999), Davis in Next (2007), Dr. Wong in The Brothers Solomon (2007), General Jong in The Interview (2014), and Byung Hoon in The Art of War III: Retribution (2009). On television he is best known for Dr. Phillip Wen in Scrubs (2001–2009, 21 episodes), Dr. Misra / Dr. Greenwald in General Hospital (2003–2011), Mr. Park in How I Met Your Mother (2009), Dae Sik in Crash (2008), Dr. Hoshino in Criminal Minds (2005), an Engineer in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1996), and guest appearances in 24, Bones, Castle, Law and Order: LA, Chicago PD, and Everybody Loves Raymond. He has also provided voice work for Star Trek: Armada II and Star Trek: Bridge Commander.
Known For
Credits
- 2016 · Timeless as Priest
- 2016 · Colony as Sung-Ki Park
- 2015 · Dr. Ken as Jung-Do
- 2014 · The Interview as General Jong
- 2014 · Chicago P.D. as Henry Yu
- 2012 · Scary or Die as Taejung Lee
- 2010 · Law & Order: LA as Mitch Pellington
- 2010 · Hawaii Five-0 as Pearson Yang
- 2009 · Big Time Rush as Lucy's Dad
- 2009 · The Art of War III: Retribution as Byung Hoon
- 2009 · Castle as Paul Cho
- 2009 · Lie to Me as Korean Man
- 2007 · The Brothers Solomon as Dr. Wong
- 2007 · Next as Davis
- 2006 · The Loop as Wing
- 2005 · Night Stalker as Seung
- 2005 · Ghost Whisperer as Dr. Dennis Nakamura
- 2005 · How I Met Your Mother as Mr. Park
- 2005 · Bones as Bruce Kim
- 2005 · Candor City Hospital as
- 2004 · House as Kwansik Park
- 2004 · Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide as Mr. Dren
- 2003 · Happy Family as Attendant
- 2002 · Monk as Simon
- 2001 · 24 as Chinese Agent
- 2001 · Scrubs as Dr. Wen
- 2000 · Titans as
- 2000 · Now Chinatown as Chef
- 1999 · My Favorite Martian as Radar Controller
- 1998 · Charmed as Laurence Beck
- 1998 · Yellow as Aaron
- 1998 · Chance of a Lifetime as Doctor
- 1997 · The Visitor as Satcom Officer
- 1997 · Double Tap as Translator
- 1997 · Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction as Dr. Moray (segment "Voice From The Grave")
- 1996 · Sabrina, the Teenage Witch as Chad
- 1996 · Everybody Loves Raymond as Doctor
- 1996 · The Steve Harvey Show as Karate Instructor
- 1996 · Arli$$ as Mac
- 1996 · The Sentinel as Tommy Yuan
- 1995 · The Single Guy as Cop
- 1995 · The Single Guy as Policeman
- 1995 · The Drew Carey Show as Matt
- 1994 · Dumb and Dumber as Flight Attendant
- 1994 · ER as Ben's Dad
- 1994 · Chicago Hope as Orderly (uncredited)
- 1994 · Party of Five as Dr. Fong
- 1994 · Beverly Hills Cop III as Technician
- 1994 · Ellen as Joey Chen
- 1994 · Vanishing Son as Lee
- 1993 · Diagnosis: Murder as Colleague
- 1993 · Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as Engineer
- Future · Rule of Three as Leon