JOHN CHO JOINS MATTHEW PERRY IN "GO ON"! NEW FAIRY TALE CHARACTERS IN "ONCE UPON A TIME" 2ND SEASON! AARON PAUL IN HBO'S "THE MISSIONARY"! DELIGHTFUL "LOVE BIRDS" TRAILER

So, tell me who is your favourite Asian actor in Hollywood. I kinda like John Cho a lot. Beside filming the sequel to mega successful STAR TREK film in which he plays Sulu, the adorable South Korean actor has now also added a new TV project: according to "Digital Spy" he has become a regular cast member of Matthew Perry's new sitcom GO ON in which the FRIENDS' star plays a sports radio host who loses his wife in a tragic accident and later bonds with the members of his therapy group. Cho starred in the show's pilot as Perry's boss who assigns him to therapy and will continue to appear on a regular basis. Cho has had guest roles in UGLY BETTY, HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER and FLASH FORWARD.

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And for those of you who are huge fans of ABC's worldwide hit show ONCE UPON A TIME which is set in two parallel worlds one inhabited by fairy tale characters and the other by their counterparts

 from reality, have you been wondering which fairy tale heroes might appear in the second show after Show White, Cinderella, Pinocchio, Red Riding Hood... have all made their appearance in the first season? Well, show's producer Jane Espenson has recently mentioned Ariel from "The Little Mermaid", Goldilocks, princess Aurora from "Sleeping Beauty" and "Aladdin"'s Princess Jasmine as some of the characters that may appear in season two. She has also revealed that the second season will be quite different from the first one. Meanwhile BREAKING BAD's star Aaron Paul is in talks to take the lead role in HBO's new Cold War show THE MISSIONARY about a young American missionary who finds himself getting involved with the CIA in 1960s Berlin.

LOVE BIRDS TRAILER

 I'm sure you will agree with me that those Ozzies and Kiwis always have the most delightful films and here's one of those: New Zealand

film LOVE BIRDS has been picked up for US distribution and will debut in cinemas this week. The film starring Rhys Darby (Flight of the Conchords) and Sally Hawkins (Happy-Go-Lucky, Jane Eyre), is a delightful romantic comedy featuring the music of Queen, about a recently single man who finds an injured duck and reluctantly decides to nurse it back to health. This propels him on a new journey of self-discovery that leads him into the arms of a veterinarian who, as a single mother, shows him a new way to look at life.