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François Chau (born October 26, 1959) is a Cambodian actor based in the United States. He is known for his roles as Dr. Pierre Chang in ABC's Lost,[1] Quick Kick on G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, Dr. Chang in the film 21 & Over, Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, and as industrialist Jules-Pierre Mao in The Expanse.

Key Information

Early life

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Chau was born in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, of Chinese and Vietnamese descent.[2] When he was roughly 6 years old, he and his family moved to Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City). At the age of 7, Chau moved from Saigon to France due to the Vietnam War and after a year moved to Washington, D.C., United States. Chau and his family settled there, and he was also schooled there.

After he graduated from college, Chau moved out to Los Angeles where he has remained since[3] and now lives with his wife and daughter.[4]

Career

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Chau has had a number of diverse roles, playing Chinese, Japanese and even Hmong characters, most notably as Dr. Martin Ng in the American sci-fi series Gemini Division, and as Dr. Pierre Chang in 17 episodes of ABC's Lost.[5]

Chau has also taken on a number of smaller TV roles. He has appeared as Koo Yin, a Chinese consul in the drama 24 and a Chinese diplomat in Stargate SG-1. He was the voice of Quick Kick on G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero and Dr. Shen in XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and he portrayed Lieutenant Winston 'Vagabond' Chang in the Wing Commander III and Wing Commander IV video games. He was the voice of Sensei Ishikawa in the Ghost of Tsushima video game.

Chau has appeared as a guest star in The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr., The Unit, NUMB3RS, ER, Baywatch, Alias, Shark, Criminal Minds, Grey's Anatomy, JAG, Medium, The X-Files, Last Man Standing, and NCIS.

He was also featured in Chris Brown's music video Fine China,[6] the 2013 film 21 & Over, the television film 9/11: The Twin Towers, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, where he physically played Shredder.

His latest projects have included a Syfy production, The Expanse, starring as recurring character Jules-Pierre Mao, father of main character Julie Mao, and a recurring role as Arthur's step-father Walter on The Tick. He has also appeared in the Disney Channel spy-action comedy, K.C. Undercover, where he plays Zane, an evil villain who kidnaps K.C. and threatens to kill her family, due to a checkered history with them.

Chau portrayed mob-boss Mr. Keo in Cathy Yan's live action DC adaptation of Birds of Prey, starring Margot Robbie.[7]

Chau appeared on The George Lucas Talk Show during a fundraiser where various guests appeared for a marathon of the entirety of the seventh season of the HBO series Arliss. In 2019, he starred in the science fiction horror film The Honeymoon Phase.[8]

Personal life

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Chau is married and has a daughter.[4]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1986 Kusei: Endangered Species Alien's Voice, short film
Chisai Samurai Bandit #1 Short film
1987 G.I. Joe: The Movie Quick Kick Voice, direct-to-video
1989 The Iron Triangle Captain Duc / AVRN
1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze The Shredder Credited as Francois Chau
1992 Rapid Fire Detective Farris
1993 Point of No Return Building Security Guard
1994 Blue Tiger Soya
1995 No Way Back FBI Agent Gim Takakura
1997 Beverly Hills Ninja Izumo
City of Industry Luke "Uncle Luke"
Wounded Mr. Lee
Chinese Box Mr. Wong Uncredited
1998 Lethal Weapon 4 Four Father
1999 Godzilla 2000 Professor Yujj Shinoda Voice, English version
Paper Bullets Yang
At Face Value Kee Sung Park Short film
2000 What's Cooking? Duc Nguyen Credited as Francois Chau
Deep Core Crewmember
2003 Paris Mr. Kim
2006 Rescue Dawn Province Governor Credited as Francois Chau
No. 6 Yoon Short film
2007 Orchard Orientation Film Outtakes Dr. Edgar Halliwax Short film
Direct-to-video
2009 The Lodger Sam Credited as Francois Chau
Ingenious Mr. Chow
Powder Blue Butcher Uncredited
2010 Lost: Epilogue - The New Man in Charge Dr. Pierre Chang Uncredited
Short film
Direct-to-video
Deadbeat Dad Short film
2013 21 & Over Dr. Chang Credited as Francois Chau
Chris Brown: Fine China Father / Mafia Boss Short film
Direct-to-video
2014 Office Ninja Kenji
A Day of Havoc Doom Short film
2015 The Boy Next Door Detective Johnny Chou Credited as Francois Chau
2016 The Last Tour Colonel Tran
2017 F**Ked Up Daddy Chao Short film
Direct-to-video
2019 The Honeymoon Phase The Director
2020 Birds of Prey Mr. Keo
2021 Raya and the Last Dragon Wahn[9] Voice

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1985 G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Quick Kick Voice, 11 episodes
1987 Hill Street Blues Emperor Leader Episode: "A Pound of Flesh"
Credited as Francois Chau
1988 Vietnam War Story "Jojo" Episode: "Dusk to Dawn"
Credited as Francois Chau
1989 Tour of Duty Vietnamese Man Episode: "The Volunteer"
The Karate Kid: The Animated Series Additional voices Episode: "My Brother's Keeper"
Credited as Francois Chau
Wiseguy N/a Episode: "Battle of the Barge"
1990 China Beach White Mouse Episode: "Phoenix"
Hiroshima: Out of the Ashes Captain Fukuda Television film
1991 The Flash Johnny Choi Episode: "Captain Cold"
Credited as Francois Chau
Baywatch Tadashi Episode: "Nightmare Bay"
Credited as Francois Chau
MacGyver Chi Episode: "The Coltons"
Credited as Francois Chau
Reasonable Doubts Joey Episode: "...and Sleep Won't Come"
Credited as Francois Chau
1992 Tequila and Bonetti Gang Member Episode: "Language of the Heart"
Intruders Lab Technician 2 episodes
Television miniseries
Credited as Francois Chau
1993 Wild Palms Hiro 3 episodes
Television miniseries
1994 Viper Bobby Murabito Episode: "Mind Games"
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. Aide Episode: "And That Makes Three"
Credited as Francois Chau
Time Trax Cano Chan Episode: "The Last M.I.A."
1995 Tokyo Bound Male Voice Television film
1996 Shattered Mind Resident Television film
ER Neuro Resident Episode: "Baby Shower"
Goode Behavior N/a Episode: "Goode and Fried"
1997 ER Neurosurgeon Episode: "Ambush"
Credited as Francois Chau
Melrose Place Businessman Episode: "The Doctor Is In... Deep"
Profit Mr. Wong Episode: "Chinese Box"
Credited as Francois Chau
1998 Night Man Chinese Intelligence Officer Episode: "House of Soul"
1999 Sons of Thunder Dow Long Episode: "Lost & Found"
Credited as Francois Chau
Nash Bridges Albert Lee Episode: "High Society"
2000 JAG Kin Ku Episode: "The Bridge at Kang So Ri"
Credited as Francois Chau
Walker, Texas Ranger Mr. Chen 3 episodes
Credited as Francois Chau
2001 JAG General Shin Wa Chen Episode: "Dog Robber"
Credited as Francois Chau
2002 The Invisible Man Chen Po Li Episode: "The Invisible Woman"
2003 Stargate: SG-1 Chinese Ambassador Episode: "Disclosure"
Dragnet Chief Edward Laseur Episode: "Let's Make a Deal"
The Agency Jin-Gui Kim Episode: "Our Man in Washington"
Line of Fire Tran Mai Episode: "Boom, Swagger, Boom"
2004 Alias Mr. Cho Episode: "Crossings"
Helter Skelter Dr. Noguchi Television film
North Shore Satoshi Ohashi Episode: "Tessa"
2005 24 Consul Koo Yin Episode: "Day 4: 2:00 a.m.–3:00 a.m."
2005–2010 Lost Dr. Pierre Chang / Various 17 episodes
2005 Grey's Anatomy Dr. Chue Episode: "Bring the Pain"
Credited as Francois Chau
2006 Popcorn Zen Bandit #1 Episode: "#2.2"
9/11: The Twin Towers Hong Zhu Television film
Numbers Kaj-Jan Chen Episode: "The Mole"
Credited as Francois Chau
2007 The Unit Captain Episode: "Sub-Conscious"
Credited as Francois Chau
Shark Mike Wong Episode: "Dr. Laura"
2008 Medium Doctor Episode: "Do You Hear What I Hear?"
Credited as Francois Chau
Gemini Division Dr. Martin Ng 6 episodes
2009 Gary Unmarried Bobby Kim Episode: "Gary and the Trophy"
2010 The Deep End Lewis Chin Episode: "Where There's Smoke"
Lost: Untangled Dr. Pierre Chang 2 episodes
2011 Chuck Guillermo Chan Episode: "Chuck Versus the First Bank of Evil"
Credited as Francois Chau
The Chicago Code Chairman Lau Episode: "O'Leary's Cow"
Credited as Francois Chau
Franklin & Bash Mr. Han Episode: "Jennifer of Troy"
Credited as Francois Chau
Childrens Hospital Mr. Lee Episode: "Nip/Tug"
Credited as Francois Chau
Castle Clifford Lee Episode: "Kick the Ballistics"
Credited as Francois Chau
Charlie's Angels Frankie Han Episode: "They Are Not Saints"
Credited as Francois Chau
2012 NCIS: Los Angeles Binh Tran Episode: "The Dragon and the Fairy"
Awake John Koh Episode: "Game Day"
Credited as Francois Chau
BFFs Jessica's Father 2 episodes
2013 The Secret Life of the American Teenager Dr. Chan Episode: "It's a Miracle"
Credited as Francois Chau
Body of Proof Chinese Consolate Episode: "Disappearing Act"
Nikita Dr. Kang Episode: "Til Death Do Us Part"
Childrens Hospital Kaiju Episode: "Triangles"
Credited as Francois Chau
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Bill Episode: "Storage Zeebles"
The Mentalist Mr. Nguyen Episode: "Green Thumb"
The Ordained Howard Ping Television film
2014 Hawaii Five-0 Gary 'Aikupu Episode: "Ma lalo o ka 'ili"
Rizzoli & Isles Harold Chen Episode: "If You Can't Stand the Heat"
Credited as Francois Chau
Criminal Minds Dr. Jack Chun Episode: "The Itch"
Bones Victor Lee Episode: "The Lost Love in the Foreign Land"
Credited as Francois Chau
2015 Major Crimes Raymond Phan Episode: "Four of a Kind"
Credited as Francois Chau
2015–2017 K.C. Undercover Zane 7 episodes
2015–2018 The Expanse Jules-Pierre Mao 13 episodes
Credited as Francois Chau
2016 Aquarius South Vietnamese Consul Episode: "When My Guitar Gently Weeps"
Berlin Station Peter Shipley Episode: "Station to Station"
Credited as Francois Chau
Grand Junction Jae Kim Television film
2017 MacGyver Richard Sang Episode: "Compass"
Credited as Francois Chau
2017–2019 The Tick Walter 10 episodes
Credited as Francois Chau
2018 The X-Files Peter Wong Episode: "Ghouli"
2018–2021 Last Man Standing Henry 3 episodes
Credited as Francois Chau
2019 NCIS Henry Deng Episode: "Bears and Cubs"
Credited as Francois Chau
Veronica Mars Hu Episode: "Spring Break Forever"
Credited as Francois Chau
No Good Nick Detective Pham Episode: "The Fool's Errand"
Room 104 Dr. Blake Episode: "Itchy"
How to Get Away with Murder Carl's Lawyer Episode: "I Hate the World"
2020 Magnum, P.I. Kinny Episode: "A Game of Cat and Mouse"
Credited as Francois Chau
Space Command Jerome Kiriyama Episode: "Ripple Effect"
(home)Schooled Principal Coleman Television film
2021 Fantasy Island Brent Lee Episode: "His and Hers/The Heartbreak Hotel"
The Good Doctor Leonard Song Episode: "Crazytown"
2022 Chicago Med Patrick Choi Episode: "What You Don't Know Can't Hurt You"
Credited as Francois Chau
American Gigolo Don Clyborne 4 episodes
2023 Quantum Leap Lewis Tan Episode: "Paging Dr. Song"
Law & Order: Organized Crime Michael Quan 2 episodes
Barry Bong 3 episodes
2024 Avatar: The Last Airbender Great Sage Series[10]
The Penguin Feng Zhao 3 episodes
Miniseries
Laid Ruby's dad Episode: "Il Mostro del Sesso"

Video games

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Year Title Role Notes
1994 Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger Lieutenant Winston "Vagabond" Chang (live action)
1995 Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom
2000 Starlancer Ronin Wing Leader
2012 XCOM: Enemy Unknown Dr. Raymond Shen Credited as Francois Chau
2016 XCOM 2
2020 Ghost of Tsushima Sensei Sadanobu Ishikawa Voice and motion capture[11][12]
2023 The Expanse: A Telltale Series Jules-Pierre Mao Voice

Awards and nominations

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  • 2011 Ovation Awards: Nominated for Featured Actor in a Play for the role of Dr. Heng in the Geffen Playhouse production of "Extraordinary Chambers"[13]

References

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François Chau

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François Chau is a Cambodian-American born on October 26, 1959, in , , to parents of Chinese and Vietnamese descent. At around age six, his family relocated to Saigon (now ), and by age seven, they fled the to settle in before immigrating to Washington, D.C., where Chau received his education. He later moved to , where he resides with his wife and daughter, establishing a career spanning theater, film, television, and voice acting. Chau began his professional acting career in theater, with notable stage credits including In Perpetuity Throughout the Universe at , The Caretaker at San Jose , and The Survivor: A Cambodian Odyssey at Merrimack . Transitioning to screen work in the late , he gained early recognition for portraying the Shredder in the 1991 film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, though his voice was dubbed by another actor. His television roles proliferated in the 1990s and 2000s, including appearances in China Beach, Hill Street Blues, MacGyver, Stargate SG-1, Alias, and 24 as a Chinese . Chau's breakthrough came with his recurring role as Dr. Pierre Chang (under various aliases) in ABC's Lost from 2004 to 2010, a character central to the show's mythology. In film, Chau has delivered memorable supporting performances in action and drama genres, such as in Lethal Weapon 4 (1998), Rescue Dawn (2006), and Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) (2020) as mob boss Mr. Keo. He has also contributed to voice acting, including the role of Itow-san in the animated Ultraman: Rising (2024) and the shaman in Boy Kills World (2023). More recently, Chau appeared in the HBO limited series The Penguin (2024) and the Netflix live-action adaptation Avatar: The Last Airbender (2024), alongside guest spots in Barry (2018–2023) and Grey's Anatomy. With over 80 credits, his versatile portrayals often draw on his multicultural heritage, emphasizing characters of Asian descent in both antagonistic and authoritative roles.

Early life and education

Early years

François Chau was born on October 26, 1959, in , . He is of Chinese and Vietnamese descent, reflecting the multicultural heritage common among families in the region during that era. Around the age of six, Chau's family relocated from to Saigon (now ), , seeking new opportunities amid the shifting political landscape. His early childhood was soon upended by the escalating , which prompted the family's further displacement to France when he was seven years old, as they fled the intensifying conflict. The family later settled in the United States.

Education

Chau's family fled Saigon in 1966 amid the escalating , first seeking refuge in when he was seven years old. After spending approximately one year there, they immigrated to the and settled in , when Chau was eight. This move marked the beginning of his adaptation to American life, where he navigated cultural transitions while growing up in a multicultural household of Chinese-Vietnamese descent. After settling in the Washington, D.C. area, the family moved to Congo, , for two years due to work, before returning to the . In , Chau attended local schools, where he began exploring his interests beyond academics. These experiences shaped his early adaptation to the U.S., blending his Asian heritage with American influences as he pursued formal education. Chau earned a BFA in theater and acting at university. Following graduation, he moved to in 1984 to launch a in acting, marking the transition from student life to professional pursuits in the entertainment industry.

Career

Theater

After emigrating from Cambodia and settling in the United States, François Chau moved to , where he began his professional acting career in theater during the early . He pursued extensive work in regional theater, building a foundation through performances at notable venues such as Repertory Theatre in In Perpetuity Throughout the Universe, the San Jose Repertory Theatre in The Caretaker, and in . These roles allowed him to hone his craft in diverse productions, often exploring complex character dynamics and cultural themes on stage. A significant milestone in Chau's career came in when he took the lead role of Dr. Heng in the world premiere of Extraordinary Chambers at the , directed by Pam MacKinnon. The play, written by David Wiener, delves into the lingering impacts of Cambodia's era on contemporary Cambodian-American lives, following an American couple's journey to that unearths personal and historical reckonings. Chau's portrayal of the Cambodian doctor navigating justice and trauma was praised for its emotional depth, contributing to the production's acclaim for blending with intimate family drama. Chau's theater work has notably advanced Cambodian-American narratives, particularly through his starring role in The Survivor: A Cambodian Odyssey at the , a play based on Haing S. Ngor's memoir that recounts survival amid the atrocities. By embodying these stories, he has helped amplify underrepresented voices in American theater, fostering greater cultural representation and awareness of Southeast Asian immigrant experiences. His stage performances laid the groundwork for later transitions into film and television, where he continued to draw on this theatrical versatility.

Television

François Chau began his television career in the 1980s with voice work in and has since amassed a diverse portfolio of guest, recurring, and series regular roles across genres, including drama, science fiction, comedy, and action. His early notable work includes voicing the character in the animated series G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero from 1985 to 1986, appearing in multiple episodes as a recurring role. In live-action, Chau gained prominence with his recurring portrayal of Dr. Pierre Chang (also known as Dr. Marvin Candle and Dr. Edgar Halliwax) in the ABC mystery drama Lost, appearing in 17 episodes from 2004 to 2010. He played the Chinese consul Koo Yin in two episodes of the Fox series 24 in 2009. Chau recurred as Jules-Pierre Mao, a powerful industrialist, in 13 episodes of the Syfy/Amazon science fiction series The Expanse from 2015 to 2022. From 2016 to 2019, he appeared as the enigmatic Walter in 10 episodes of Amazon's superhero comedy The Tick. In the Fox sitcom Last Man Standing, Chau guest-starred as Henry in three episodes between 2018 and 2021. More recently, he portrayed Bong in three episodes of HBO's dark comedy Barry in 2023. In 2024, Chau played the Great Sage in two episodes of Netflix's live-action adaptation Avatar: The Last Airbender. That same year, he appeared as Feng Zhao, head of a crime family, in three episodes of the HBO miniseries The Penguin. Chau has also made guest appearances in other series, such as a Chinese diplomat in Stargate SG-1 (2002), Patrick Choi in Chicago Med (2022), and various one-off roles in shows including The X-Files (2018), Major Crimes, and Veronica Mars.

Film

Chau has appeared in numerous films, often in supporting roles that highlight his multicultural background. Notable performances include voicing Yao's Father in the animated Mulan (1998), playing a Triad leader in Lethal Weapon 4 (1998), Phisit in Rescue Dawn (2006), the shaman in Boy Kills World (2023), Mr. Keo in Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) (2020), and voicing Wahn in Raya and the Last Dragon (2021) and Itow-san in Ultraman: Rising (2024). He is also known for portraying Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991), though his voice was dubbed. For a complete list, see the Filmography section.

Video games

François Chau has provided voice acting and performance capture for several video games throughout his career.
YearTitleCharacterNotes
1992Lords of the Rising SunAdjutantLive-action performance (FMV sequences)
1994Wing Commander III: Heart of the TigerLt. Winston "Vagabond" ChangVoice
1996Wing Commander IV: The Price of FreedomLt. Winston "Vagabond" ChangVoice
2008Lost: Via DomusDr. Pierre ChangVoice
2012XCOM: Enemy UnknownDr. ShenVoice
2020Ghost of TsushimaSensei Sadanobu IshikawaVoice and motion capture
2023ForspokenTreahy DuganurVoice
2023Journey to FoundationCommissioner Han BoVoice

Personal life

Family

François Chau is married to his wife, whose name has not been publicly disclosed. He is the father of one . Details about Chau's family life remain largely private, with the actor choosing to keep personal relationships out of the public eye. He resides in with his wife and daughter.

Residence

François Chau has resided in , , since relocating there after graduating from college in the early . This long-term base has provided stability, with no frequent relocations reported in his professional biography. His immersion in Los Angeles's vibrant theater and film community shapes aspects of his daily life, as evidenced by his ongoing involvement with local institutions such as the and , where he has performed in productions like and . Chau shares this residence with his wife and daughter, fostering a family-oriented lifestyle amid the city's entertainment hub.

Filmography

Film

François Chau's film roles are listed below in chronological order by release year.
YearTitleRole
1987Detective
1990Japanese Executive
1991Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the OozeShredder
1994The Puppet MastersJapanese Ambassador
1996Escape from L.A.Tech #1
1997Izumo
1998MulanYao's Father (voice)
1998Four Father
2001Ghost WorldSidewinder Boss
2002Hoang
2003Customs Officer
2004Around the World in 80 DaysProsecutor
2006Mobile Command Officer
2006Phisit
200821Casino Employee
2010The TownFBI Agent
2011General Tuan
201321 & OverDr. Chang
2014Office NinjaKenji
2016Kim
2016The Last TourColonel Tran
2019The Honeymoon PhaseThe Director
2020 (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One )Mr. Keo
2021Wahn (voice)
2022The ResemblanceDavid
2023Shaman (voice)
2024Itow-san (voice)

Television

François Chau began his television career in the with voice work in and has since amassed a diverse portfolio of guest, recurring, and series regular roles across genres, including , , and action. His early notable work includes voicing the character in the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero from 1985 to 1986, appearing in multiple episodes as a recurring role. In live-action, Chau gained prominence with his recurring portrayal of Dr. Pierre Chang (also known as Dr. Marvin Candle and Dr. Edgar Halliwax) in the ABC mystery drama Lost, appearing in 17 episodes from 2004 to 2010. He played the Chinese consul Koo Yin in two episodes of the Fox series 24 in 2009. Chau recurred as Jules-Pierre Mao, a powerful industrialist, in 13 episodes of the Syfy/Amazon science fiction series The Expanse from 2015 to 2022. From 2016 to 2019, he appeared as the enigmatic Walter in 10 episodes of Amazon's superhero comedy The Tick. In the Fox sitcom Last Man Standing, Chau guest-starred as Henry in three episodes between 2018 and 2021. More recently, he portrayed Bong in three episodes of HBO's dark comedy Barry in 2023. In 2024, Chau played the Great Sage in two episodes of Netflix's live-action adaptation Avatar: The Last Airbender. That same year, he appeared as Feng Zhao, head of a , in three episodes of the miniseries The Penguin. Chau has also made guest appearances in other series, such as a Chinese diplomat in Stargate SG-1 (2002), Patrick Choi in (2022), and various one-off roles in shows including (2018), Major Crimes, and .

Video games

François Chau has provided and performance capture for several video games throughout his career.
YearTitleCharacterNotes
1992Lords of the Rising SunLive-action (FMV sequences)
1994 III: Heart of the TigerLt. Winston "Vagabond" ChangVoice
1996 IV: The Price of Lt. Winston "Vagabond" ChangVoice
2008Lost: Via DomusDr. Pierre ChangVoice
2012XCOM: Enemy UnknownDr. ShenVoice
2020 Sadanobu IshikawaVoice and
2023Treahy DuganurVoice
2023Journey to FoundationCommissioner Han BoVoice

Recognition

Awards

François Chau has not received any major awards for his work in theater, , television, or video games as of 2025. While his performances have earned nominations in categories such as supporting in video games, no wins have been recorded in reputable industry databases. His extensive stage contributions, including roles in productions like at the and The Ballad of Yachiyo at The Public Theatre, are listed in theater profiles but without formal award victories.

Nominations

François Chau earned a nomination for the 2011 Los Angeles Ovation Award in the category of Featured Actor in a Play for his portrayal of Dr. Heng in the production of Extraordinary Chambers, a exploring the atrocities. In recognition of his , Chau was nominated for a 2021 of Video Game Trade Reviewers (NATGTR) Award for Outstanding Supporting Performance in a for his role as Sensei Ishikawa in the video game .

References

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  9. https://www.geffenplayhouse.org/site/assets/files/24371/1300319568_fnl_extraordinary_20chambers_20cast.pdf
  10. https://www.geffenplayhouse.org/shows/extraordinary-chambers/
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  14. https://www.tvmaze.com/characters/560910/last-man-standing-henry
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  16. https://avatar.fandom.com/wiki/Netflix:Great_Sage
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  21. https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/video-games/Ghost-of-Tsushima/Sensei-Ishikawa/
  22. https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/video-games/Forspoken/Treahy-Duganur/
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