As part of the deal, Amazon will have first-look rights on projects developed by Kim and 3AD. Any collaborations between the two parties will premiere exclusively on Amazon's streaming platform.
The actor and producer, along with his 3AD production label, has signed a new first-look deal with Amazon Studios. As part of the deal, Amazon will have first-look rights on projects developed by Kim and 3AD. Any collaborations between the two parties will premiere exclusively on Amazon's streaming platform.
On the acting front, Kim is best known for portraying Jin Soo Kwon on the ABC mega-hit show"Lost," and Chin Ho Kelly for seven seasons on"Hawaii Five-0." He leftat the time that both actors had been seeking equal pay with stars Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, but failed to reach deals with CBS Television Studios, which produces the series.
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