Paul Yen is a minor actor on How to Get Away with Murder, who portrays the role of Uptight Student.
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Paul Yen is a Los Angeles-based actor who has built a diverse array of roles on a variety of platforms. On television, he's played a pragmatic father in CBS's "young Sheldon", a homicide detective in Amazon's "Bosch", an assassin on CBS's "NCIS: Los Angeles", and had appearances on TNT's "The Last Ship" and "Animal Kingdom" and HBO's "Silicon Valley". Paul has appeared in independent films as an ex-gangster-turned-entrepreneur in "One Hour Fantasy Girl", a computer programmer in "Nightmare Code", and a young gay man in love with his straight friend in "Midnights with Adam" (Los Angeles Asian Film Festival). On stage, he received the Hollywood Fringe Scholarship and achieved his dream of premiering his one-man show, "Secret Identity Crisis", which re-imagines the origin stories of three iconic superheroes as Asian American men using events from American history. The sold out show received the Producers' Encore Award and Pick of the Fringe. Other stage roles include a former boxer haunted by his past in "FUBAR" and a naive adolescent with a crush on his mentor in "Habitat" (Latino Theater Company). His commercial work includes 'Fitbit' and a fun national spot for 'Verizon' with Edward Norton. Paul is a Southern California native on a continual journey of self-discovery. His curiosity about human interaction lead him to a B.A. in Communication Studies and a Minor in Theatre from Long Beach State.[1]