The Interview: Fresh Takes With Randall Park

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To close out ISA’s celebration of Global Cultural Month, USC ISA and USC Speakers Committee, with support from USC APASA, USC Academic Culture Assembly, USC SAGE – Student Assembly for Gender Empowerment, USC Environmental Student Assembly, @USC Service Student Assembly, USC Latinx Student Assembly, and USC Political Student Assembly are proud to present… “The Interview: Fresh Takes With Randall Park.”

🌍 About ISA’s Global Culture Month 🌍

Global Culture Month is a campus-wide intercultural initiative by USC ISA. It is once again the time of year when we host a multitude of events that ALL students at USC are hereby invited to in celebration and appreciation of the amazing diversity we have here on campus! It is a great time for both international and domestic students alike to showcase each and every one of their unique cultures and ultimately learn from the incredibly diverse Trojan family here at USC.

✨ About Randall Park ✨

Randall Park is a series regular on the hit ABC series Fresh Off The Boat and can be seen in Marvel’s Ant Man And The Wasp. He co-wrote and is co-starring with Ali Wong in the Netflix feature, Always Be My Maybe. Randall recently appeared in Seth Rogen’s Long Shot, and appeared in DC’s Aquaman.

Randall recurred on HBO’s Veep and has appeared in the feature films The Disaster Artist, Office Christmas Party, Snatched, The Night Before, Trainwreck, The Five-Year Engagement, Dinner For Schmucks, Larry Crowne, The Good Doctor, and Fragments.

His TV credits include Bojack Horseman, The Office, New Girl, Curb Your Enthusiasm, House, The Mindy Project, Cold Case, CSI, Reno 911!, Wild N Out, and The Sarah Silverman Program.

In 2010 Randall won a Best Actor Award at NBC’s Short Cuts Film Festival for the short Blueberry, which he also wrote.

Randall can also be seen in They Came Together opposite Paul Rudd, Neighbors opposite Zac Efron, Sex Tape opposite Jason Segel and The Interview opposite Seth Rogen and James Franco.