Hello, podcast listeners! We are back with another edition of the Sound and Fury podcast, in which I sit down with cool people and have an angry chat. Episode 18 features actor Randall Park, our good friend who you may recognize from a bunch of movie and TV projects over the years, including Veep, Supah Ninjas and The Interview. Next, he stars in the new sitcom Fresh Off The Boat, which premieres February 4 on ABC.
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All right! So here's my conversation with Randall Park:
| SOUND AND FURY Episode 18: Randall Park In episode eighteen, I talk to actor Randall Park about the complications of playing a North Korean dictator, the pressures of starring in the only Asian American family sitcom on network television, and that time he cast his baby daughter as a crime-fighting cop. download | subscribe | iTunes | Stitcher |
Some notes about this episode:
- Fresh Off The Boat premieres with two episodes on Wednesday, February 4, then settles into its regular timeslot on 8:00/7:00c Tuesday, February 10 on ABC.
- If you haven't seen it, here's the trailer for Fresh Off The Boat.
- Visit Randall Park's website.
- Follow Randall on Twitter.
- Randall has been in a lot of things. Here's his IMDb profile.
- See some of Randall's early work in the hilarious short film Dragon of Love, directed by Doan La and written by Michael Golamco.
- You may recognize Randall as "Asian Jim" from The Office.
- Check out Randall's page on Channel 101, where you can watch two of my favorite Randall Park joints, The Food and Baby Mentalist (also starring Randall's wife Jae and daughter Ruby).
- Also see Randall as the amazing Ronny Nishimoto in "Workout Tape."
- Read about that awkward "chopsticks" moment during the TCA's Fresh Off The Boat panel.
