Soon-Tek Oh

Soon-Tek Oh (29 June 1932 – 4 April 2018) was a Korean-American actor. He was the voice of Kodiak in Sky Commanders.
== Biography ==
Soon-Tek Oh (also spelled Soon-Teck Oh or Soon-Taik Oh) was of Korean heritage. He was born in Mokpo, Korea, then under Imperial Japanese rule.
Oh came to the United States as a young man in 1959, studied at UCLA, and trained at the Neighborhood Playhouse. Long associated with the versatile Los Angeles' East-West Players theatre company, Oh performed everything on stage from Ibsen to Shakespeare.
After his Broadway debut, Oh received great notices for his work in Stephen Sondheim's musical Pacific Overtures in 1976. On TV and film, he proved to be a reliable player, notably in film action (007's The Man with the Golden Gun [1974] and Good Guys Wear Black [1978]), existential drama (TV's Kung Fu: The Legend Continues [1993] revival series), epic mini-series (Marco Polo [1982], East of Eden [1981]) and a pivotal role in Yellow (1998), marking the first film produced by and featuring Korean-Americans.
== External Links ==
* Soon-Tek Oh at the Internet Movie Database
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