Rae Dawn Chong
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Rae Dawn Chong

Betty Currie in American Crime Story
Actor · DirectorBorn Feb 28, 1961
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#6 most met of the 25 on Commando — Cast.
Most met on that list: Arnold Schwarzenegger, 12 collectors.
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American Crime Story castmates

Collectors per person
John Travolta
Robert Shapiro
11 collectors
David Schwimmer
Robert Kardashian
5 collectors
Cuba Gooding Jr.
O. J. Simpson
4 collectors
Edie Falco
Hillary Clinton
4 collectors
Sarah Paulson
Linda Tripp
4 collectors
Judith Light
Marilyn Miglin
3 collectors
Kenneth Choi
Lance Ito
3 collectors
Nathan Lane
F. Lee Bailey
3 collectors
Penelope Cruz
Donatella Versace
3 collectors
Clive Owen
Bill Clinton
2 collectors
Edgar Ramirez
Gianni Versace
2 collectors
Sterling K. Brown
Christopher Darden
2 collectors
Annaleigh Ashford
Elizabeth Cote
1 collector
Beanie Feldstein
Monica Lewinsky
1 collector
Bruce Greenwood
Gil Garcetti
1 collector
Darren Criss
Andrew Cunanan
1 collector

About Rae

Chong later starred in films Beat Street (1984), American Flyers (1985), The Color Purple (1985), Commando (1985), Soul Man (1986), The Principal (1987), Tales from the Darkside (1990), Time Runner (1993), and Boulevard (1994). She is the daughter of comedian and actor Tommy Chong. Chong was born on February 28, 1961, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the first daughter of actor/comedian Tommy Chong. Her father is of Chinese and Scots-Irish descent and her birth mother, Gail Lewis, was of Black Canadian descent. Her sister Robbi Chong, by Maxine Sneed, is a model and actress. They have three younger half-brothers (one adopted) and a half-sister by their father's second wife. In addition to Rae Dawn, two of her sisters and her adopted brother Marcus Chong have pursued acting careers. Chong has said that her paternal grandfather left a poor village in China in the 1930s to live with an aunt in Vancouver, where Chinese immigrants were mostly sequestered in a small area due to racial discrimination, and that although he spoke Cantonese, he refused to teach it to his children or grandchildren. She said, "I think my grandfather had great racial shame, which was hard on us growing up. ... We grew up desperate to know anything about our Chinese culture." Later in life, though, her grandfather "saw the error of his ways and embraced his heritage."

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2016
1985🏆 On Graphmasters
1985🏆 On Graphmasters

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