While working as a TV travel host in Malaysia, Henry Golding made friends with an accountant who went on to work on the production of Crazy Rich Asians. When director Jon M. Chu couldn't find a leading man, she recommended Henry for the role.
. Then, she made the leap to Bollywood with films likeIn 2013, she had her first American role as a voice actor in Pixar's, and the NFL Network chose her debut single,"In My City," as that season's theme song for Thursday Night Football.
In 2014, shePat Redmond / Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Imageshis career as a child actor in Hong Kong, then grew up to be a stunt performer. He began acting again when independent film producer Lo Wei cast him in a series of kung fu movies. He found success with movies likeCinematic / courtesy Everett Collection
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