Kee Chan
Known For
Acting
Born
in Singapore
Biography
Kee Chan was born during a period of social turbulence in Singapore. A move to Australia with his family would set Kee on a path to realizing his childhood dreams. Kee returned to his childhood aspiration of becoming a professional actor. Despite a tentative start playing small roles on Australian television shows, Kee, whose name means "Keeper of the Peace," was cast as Fedallah, the lead support role to Patrick Stewart (Captain Ahab), in "Moby Dick" (1998). A support role in Mission: Impossible II (2000) and several other movies eventually led to a role as Senator Malé-Dee in the last installment of the George Lucas epic, Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005). In 2002, Kee landed a lead role opposite Dennis Hopper in the 22 episode, multi-time dimension drama series, "Flatland" (2002). Widely traveled with numerous location shoots around the world, Kee resides in Los Angeles, California. - IMDb Mini Biography
Most Known For
Water Rats
as Detective Derek Li
Mortal Engines
as Governor Kwan
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
as Malé-Dee
Mission: Impossible II
as McCloy's Chemist
Kung Fu
as Russell Tan
Flatland
as Uncle
Bedevil
as Fong
Moby Dick
as Fedallah
Signal One
as Chang Kai Chee
Such Good People
as Chana Dorje
Mythica: A Quest for Heroes
as Mekru Nom
Red Dog: True Blue
as Jimmy Umbrella
The Twentieth Century
as Dr. Milton Wakefield
The Custodian
as Chief Executive
At World's End
as General Karel
Flatland
as Uncle
Frauds
as Detective Alan
Turtle Beach
as Behzad
Singapore Sling
as Chan
Love in Ambush
as Be