Ken Jeong, a man of many talents, is an American actor, comedian, and physician. Born in Detroit, Michigan and raised in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jeong's journey into the world of entertainment was far from conventional. He earned his undergraduate degree at Duke University before pursuing a medical degree at the University of North Carolina. While his passion for medicine led him to complete his internal medicine residency in New Orleans, it was during this time that Jeong discovered another passion - comedy. Jeong started off by performing stand-up comedy during his spare time while working as a licensed physician in California. His unique blend of humor and wit quickly caught the attention of Hollywood, leading to minor roles in various sitcoms and movies. However, it was his breakout role as Leslie Chow in the blockbuster movie The Hangover that catapulted him into stardom. The film's success gave Jeong the recognition he deserved, making him one of the most sought-after comedic actors in Hollywood. Despite his successful acting career, Jeong has never lost touch with his medical roots. He even used his medical expertise on set, most notably when he aided a woman having a seizure during one of his stand-up comedy shows. His diverse career paths have not only made him a versatile actor but also a compassionate human being.