Intae Kim

Boston-born actor Intae Kim first moved west to attend college at UC Berkeley, where he won the Mark Goodson Prize for Distinguished Artistic Talent and caught the attention of two celebrated theatre directors: Stephen Buescher, who would handpicked Intae for the lead role in his BATA showcase production of BRONZEVILLE at the Lorraine Hansberry Theatre in San Francisco; and the "Father of Chicano Theatre," Luis Valdez, who would cast Intae in his new play, VALLEY OF THE HEART, at El Teatro Campesino.

After moving to Hollywood, Intae got his SAG card when he was cast opposite Carrie Coon on FARGO. He eventually got his Actors Equity card with a role in the first national tour of LIFE OF PI. Today, he continues to display his range – on camera, on stage, and in the booth – in comedies, dramas, and everything in between.