Ken Jeong is set to receive his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Wednesday for his television career.
Ken Jeong is set to receive his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Wednesday for his television career, which includes several movies, including “The Hangover” as well as TV shows like NBC’s “Community.”The ceremony will begin at 11:30 a.m. on Vine Street near Hollywood Boulevard with a number of his famous friends joining him for the event.
Jeong had his first major role, opposite Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott, as the villain in the 2008 comedy “Role Models.'' That same year, he also appeared in cult comedy hits “Pineapple Express”' and “Step Brothers.” He reprised the role in “The Hangover Part II,'' released in 2011, receiving a Teen Choice Award nomination as best male scene stealer, and in “The Hangover Part II,'' released in 2013.
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