Vivian Bang

Vivian Bang (born October 23, 1973)A This day in history compilation published in the Oakland Press website states a year of birth as 1973, however an article by Jennifer Brett, who interviewed Bang personally, about Dunwoody High and Bang states her age at 29 in August 2013. See ; is an American actress. She was a main cast member on television shows Sullivan & Son and Swedish Dicks. She had notable minor film roles as a bridal shower planner in Yes Man (2008) and the hippie girlfriend in Always Be My Maybe (2019).

Her film White Rabbit, directed by Daryl Wein, premiered at Sundance Film Festival in 2018.

Early life Born in Seoul, South Korea, Bang's family first moved to San Francisco in 1980 before settling down in Atlanta, Georgia. Bang graduated from Dunwoody High School.

She studied experimental theater/performance art at New York University's (NYU) Tisch School of the Arts. She graduated with a BFA in acting in 1996.

Career

Film and television She was awarded Best Actress for the Asian American Film Lab short film Elizabeth Ong Is Missing.

Bang played Steve Byrne's sister on the TBS sitcom Sullivan & Son.

Bang took on the leading role in the film White Rabbit, which she co-wrote and co-produced with director Daryl Wein. The film is about a struggling performance artist (Bang) navigating Los Angeles while financially supporting herself using the eponymous freelancing app, TaskRabbit. It premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival as part of the out-of-competition NEXT lineup and was later acquired by Gravitas Ventures.

Theater After graduation, she toured with the Big Art Group, an experimental performance troupe.

Her theater credits include roles in Velina Hasu Houston's Calling Aphrodite, Please Stand By with Thumping Claw, Big Art Group's Shelf-Life, Flicker, and the Obie-nominated Benton Kozo.

Filmography

Film

1997: Henry Fool 2000: Useless (short film) 2001: The Mitten (short film) 2003: Robot Stories 2004: Little Black Book 2004: Our Time Is Up (short film) 2008: Cute Couple (short film) 2008: Yes Man 2009: Time's [Not] Up (short film) 2010: Jeffie Was Here 2010: The Talking Head (short film) 2011: Coming & Going 2011: Boy Toy 2011: A Holiday Heist 2013: Slightly Single in L.A. 2014: Someone Marry Barry 2014: Sleepover LA (short film) 2014: If You Lived Here You'd Be Home Already (short film) 2018: White Rabbit 2018: We the Coyotes 2019: Always Be My Maybe 2020: Runt 2025: The Parenting

Television

2000: The Corner (TV mini-series, 1 episode) 2000: Sex and the City (TV series, 1 episode) 2003: Becker (TV series, 1 episode) 2005: House (TV series, 1 episode) 2006: Monk (TV series, 1 episode) 2006: How I Met Your Mother (TV series, 1 episode) 2008: Outsourced (TV series) 2009: Kath & Kim (TV series, 2 episodes) 2009: Numb3rs (TV series, 1 episode) 2009: iCarly (TV series, 1 episode) 2009: Medium (TV series, 1 episode) 2009–2010: Better Off Ted (TV series, 3 episodes) 2010: ACME Hollywood Dream Role (TV series, 1 episode) 2010: The LXD: The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers (TV series, 1 episode) 2010: Ktown Cowboys (TV series, 1 episode) 2011: Retired at 35 (TV series, 1 episode) 2011: Mythomania (TV series, 4 episodes) 2011: Matumbo Goldberg (TV series, 5 episodes) 2012–2014: Sullivan & Son (TV series, cast member) 2013: Status Updates (TV series, 9 episodes) 2014: Almost Asian (TV series, 1 episode) 2016-2017: Swedish Dicks (TV series, main cast)

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