Probably not many moviegoers know that the actor Ken Jeong (42 years) on account of which were funny in the comedies “The Hangover”, “The Hangover Part II”, “Role Models” or “Zookeeper“, is a physician specializing on internal medicine in real life, graduating from Duke University Durham – North Carolina and submitting a thesis at the University of North Carolina, then made his residency in New Orleans.
As professional journalists believes that style of comedy roles Ken Jeong interpret is aggressive, resulting in the passage in a split second register in the register ridiculously funny, grotesque and annoying, we know too well that we should rejoice or worry us the information that the actor landed his first role of Asian origin with a major economy in the action comedy “The Chung factor“, which script was developed by newcomer Andy Selsor originally titled “The Ex-Factor” and was blacklisted best materials not entered the production phase in 2005.The main character is a decent man who has had bad luck in love life and failed to keep any affair so long that to materialize in a marriage.
When a woman meets a soul mate and believes that under no circumstances wants to lose, man unfortunate decision to seek advice from an adviser couple (Ken Jeong), without knowing that it is the former his current lover and life partner would be willing to any trick to sabotage their relationship and regain it on the young. According to The Wrap, Ken Jeong and his manager Brett Carducci assume the burden of production of this project, under the production company Lionsgate.
