Daniel Dae Kim is an actor, director, producer, and social advocate widely known for his work in ABC’s “Lost,” CBS’s “Hawaii Five-O,” Netflix’s “Stowaway”, and Disney’s “Raya And The Last Dragon.” Currently, Kim stars as the villainous Fire Lord Ozai in the live-action adaptation of “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” for Netflix as well as “Butterfly,” a series for Amazon Prime Video recently shot in South Korea. Kim can also be seen on streaming platforms in BJ Novak’s FX series, “The Premise,” Nat Geo’s “The Hot Zone: Anthrax,” and Apple TV+’s “Roar.” As a producer, Kim and his production company, 3AD, executive produced “Butterfly,” the ABC series, “The Good Doctor,” as well as 2023’s multi-award-winning IFC documentary feature film, “Bad Axe.” His recent theater credits include the production of “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” at the Ahmanson Theater in LA and David Henry Hwang’s “Yellow Face,” which earned him his first Tony Nomination for Best Actor. Kim’s advocacy for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is longstanding. His testimony in front of Congress helped lead to the passage of the “Covid-19 Hate Crimes Act,” and he served on the White House’s Commission for Asian American, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders under President Joe Biden. He also serves on the Board of Gold House, with whom he partners, along with the Asian American Foundation, on the Sunrise Collective, the first ever official AAPI centered House at the Sundance Film Festival.