Randall Park Net Worth

Randall Park has an estimated net worth of $5 million. He has amased a fortune of wealth through his profession.

Who is Randall Park?

Randall Park is an American actor, comedian, and writer best known for his appearances in The Interview (2014) and Fresh Off the Boat (2016), for which he received a Critics’ Choice Television Award nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Series in 2016.

Randall Park Age

He was born in the United States on March 23, 1974, in Los Angeles, California. As of 2023 he is 49 years old.

Randall Park Body Measurement

He is a man of medium height, and he appears to be fairly tall in her photographs. He has a height of 5 feet and 8 inches (1.75 m). He also weighs 141 pounds ( 64 kg).

Randall Park family

He was born in Los Angeles, California, to Korean immigrants. His father owned a one-hour picture store, while his mother worked as an accountant at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He has a sibling who is older than him. Park’s parents were initially opposed to his acting ambitions. In retrospect, Park has stated that by continuing to lodge him over the years, they have unwittingly aided him. Park’s parents pushed him to pursue the part of The Interview when he got the screenplay.

Randall Park’s Wife

He’s a happily married man. Jae Suh Park, an actress, is his wife. In 2008, the couple tied the knot. Ruby is their daughter. Suh Park is an American actress best known for her role in the Netflix comedy series Friends from College, which premiered in 2017. The Mindy Project and the short film Love, NY were both produced by the pair.

Randall Park Education

In the winter quarter of 1993, Park enrolled at UCLA. He co-founded “Lapu, the Coyote that Cares,” the campus’s largest and longest-running Asian American theatrical company, currently known as the LCC Theatre Company, in 1995 while still a student. Park was also a volunteer student at UCLA UniCamp, the university’s official charity, and went under the moniker “CareMoose” camp.

In 1997, he earned a bachelor’s degree in English with a creative writing specialization and a minor in UCLA’s Asian American studies. He stayed to UCLA to continue working with LCC and received his bachelor’s degree in Asian American studies in 1999. Park worked as a graphic/print designer for the weekly newspaper New Times LA for a few years after graduating. When he left his work, he explored going to architecture school, but he failed the prerequisite courses and concluded he no longer wanted to go to school. Park completed the humanities magnet program at Hamilton High School.

Randall Park Career

He became well-known in 2012 after playing Steve, a parody of Jim Halpert, in an episode of The Office. He plays Dr. Stephen Shin in the upcoming television series WandaVision as well as the DC Extended Universe film Aquaman in addition to his role as FBI agent Jimmy Woo in Ant-Man and the Wasp.

He has appeared in various web series on Channel 101, including Dr. Miracles, IKEA Heights, and Wong Fu Productions. Park was the frontman for the Bay Area’s Ill Again, a hip-hop/jazz/rock fusion band. Hello Peril, his character’s band in the 2019 film Always Be My Perhaps, was inspired on the band. He later established the rap group Novelists with former Ill Again rapper Andrew Johnson. Park’s rap name in this group was “Randruff.” They released the album Bookends in 2008. Park appeared in commercials for HBO Go, Ally Financial, and the Verizon Droid for Father’s Day 2011. In a Chase Bank print and online campaign that aired in early 2015, he plays a “doggie daycare dad.” Park was highlighted in the UTC Business Ethics Course HUR750 “Respect in the Workplace.”

Adventure Time: Distant Lands

Hugo was his character in Adventure Time: Distant Lands, a four-hour web television special based on the American animated television series Adventure Time. Hugo, who appears in “BMO,” is an inventor and self-proclaimed leader of The Drift who tasks BMO with obtaining the crystal required to construct the “Utopia Pod” contraption. Hugo constructed this contraption by utilizing the resources of the space station, and it is later discovered that this device allows him to exit the Drift.

Hugo was previously a human who “biohacked” his DNA with alien genetic material before landing on the Drift. Hugo’s plan to power up his Unification Pod is foiled as the residents of The Drift band together to toss him into space alone.

Hugo is later joined by the small worker robot Olive while lamenting his isolation; in relation to this plot point, Adam Muto claimed that they were attempting to end Hugo on a “somewhat optimistic note,” suggesting that with Olive’s help, he could “sometime find a happy, less manipulative life” apart from others.

Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart

In the American animated television series Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart, he played Eugene. Eugene is Adorabat’s father, and he and his daughter have had a tense relationship since his wife was murdered by a monster before the events of the book.

Fresh Off the Boat

In the American sitcom television series Fresh Off the Boat, he played Louis Huang, the father of Eddie, Emery, and Evan, and the husband of Jessica. Huang is pleasant and mild-mannered, and he loves all things American, as evidenced by his reminiscences of his youth. Cattleman’s Ranch, a Western steakhouse in Orlando, is his business.