Ki-hong Lee

A graduate of UC Berkeley, Ki Hong Lee served in student government throughout his schooling, which has grown his passion for people, education, and good causes. Ki Hong's acting career started at an early age. While performing in church skits, he realized his love for being on stage.

While Ki Hong has stepped away from the stage to be in front of the camera, his love for theater remained strong. His theater debut was in Los Angeles at the East West Players in a play called Wrinkles, which will always have a special place in his heart as it was the first time his father was able to see him perform.

Ki Hong Lee reprised his role as Minho, the lead runner of The Maze Runner. Ki Hong appeared in the film The Stanford Prison Experiment alongside Billy Crudup and Ezra Miller. On television, Ki Hong can be seen as the beloved character Paul in ABC Family's The Nine Lives of Chloe King. He appeared in the film adaptation of Yellowface from the Tony Award-winning playwright David Henry Hwang.

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