Henry Golding

Henry Golding is an internationally recognized actor and entertainer, exploding onto the film scene in the blockbuster, Crazy Rich Asians. Golding has built a diverse film repertoire by exploring diverse roles, diving into a dark and mysterious murder suspect in Paul Fieg’s Simple Favor opposite Anna Kendrick and an LGBT Vietnamese man searching for himself in BBC's Monsoon, directed by Hong Khao. Taking a step further into working with British iconic filmmakers, Golding took a radical step in portraying 'Dry Eye' a ruthless gangster in Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen opposite Matthew McConaughey and Hugh Grant and joined legend Emma Thompson with her enchanting original project based on George Michael’s song Last Christmas.

In addition to acting, Golding is branching into production with Long House Productions. His company signed on to a producing deal with Crazy Rich Asians' SK Global to develop and produce material with an eye to a global platform, utilizing Golding's unique relationship with producers, directors, and studios around the world.

Golding was the first Asian actor to grace the cover of GQ Man of the Year. An additional accolade includes Variety’s 10 Actors to Watch with a myriad of declarations including Esquire, Vanity Fair, Vogue, along with recognition globally. Golding was also on the cover of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood issue, W’s “Next Big Thing” spring cover, and the highly coveted “Male Star of Tomorrow Award” at CinemaCon.

Golding’s entrance to the entertainment industry began with various stints as a travel journalist for programs on notable outlets such as the BBC and the Discovery Channel. Golding is of Malaysian and British descent.