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The Donut King ()


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This documentary tells Ted Ngoy's story that is one of fate, love, survival, hard knocks, and redemption.

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Ted Ngoy ...
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Christie Suganthini ...
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Chet Ngoy ...
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Savy Ngoy ...
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Chris Ngoy ...
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Mayly Tao ...
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Chuong Pek Lee ...
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Michelle Ly Sivutha ...
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Susan Wahid ...
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Amanda Tang ...
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Adam Vaun ...
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Daewon Song ...
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Chhay Bun Ngoy ...
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Dao Tak Lim ...
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Annette Ngoy ...
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Lena Lao ...
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Gwendolyn Lao ...
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Olivia Cuff ...
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Chhun Heng Lim ...
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Linda Ngoy Cuff ...
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Brayden Cuff ...
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Bob Rosenberg ...
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William Lee ...
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Faye Jonason ...
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James Verney ...
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Ning Yeng ...
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Greg Nichols ...
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Mel Allison ...
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William Mimiaga ...
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Chocolate Poopy Guy ...
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Directed by

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Alice Gu

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Alice Gu ... (written by)
 
Carol Martori ... (writer)

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Farhad Amid ... producer
Alice Gu ... producer
Jonny Hwang ... executive producer
Juliana Lemus ... executive producer
Freida Lee Mock ... executive producer
Tom Moran ... producer
José I. Nuñez ... producer
Oden Roberts ... supervising producer: post producer
Andres Rosillo ... executive producer
Andrea Sanchez Guerrero ... assistant producer (as Andrea Sanchez)
Simon Santos ... associate producer
Ridley Scott ... executive producer

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Peter Lauridsen

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Alice Gu

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Carol Martori

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Rob Manalang ... assistant editor
Rommel Mendoza ... additional editor
Denis Ogorodov ... on-line editor
Marshall Plante ... colorist

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Markos Keyto

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Karo Méndez
Karol Natalia Venegas

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Andrés David Calderón ... production manager
Gregory Dylan Harris ... post-production supervisor

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Jeremy Brenner ... second second assistant director

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Juan José Betancourt ... sound editor
Manuel J. Gordillo ... re-recording mixer (as Manuel Jose Gordillo) / sound editor (as Manuel Jose Gordillo)
Matthew Sanchez ... additional sound mixer
Jonathan Scott ... sound mixer
Andrés Silva ... sound designer
La Tina Sonido ... post-production
Paul Stula ... additional sound mixer
Alejandro Uribe Holguin ... foley artist / foley editor / sound editor
Felipe Felo Valencia ... dialogue editor

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Nick Conrad ... drone operator
Deangelo Harding ... additional photography
Jason Leeds ... steadicam operator
Aaron Lieber ... additional photography
Tobin Oldach ... additional photography
Michael Vargas ... camera operator

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Liza Richardson ... music supervisor
Dan Wilcox ... music supervisor

Additional Crew

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Kate Coe ... additional archival research and clearances
Jonathan G. Fisher ... Clearance Counsel / clearance counsel
Sonny Gill ... development & acquisitions executive: Independent Film Sales
Jane Kelly Kosek ... Archival Research

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Arron Nelson Jr. ... thanks to

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Plot Summary

In 1975, refugee Ted Ngoy fled Cambodia seeking a new beginning in the United States, where he began baking America's favourite pastry - the donut - to create a multi-million dollar industry. For the next few years, Ted used his wealth to sponsor other Cambodian refugees in need of assistance. However, things took an unexpected turn for Ted in 1979, when a visit to Las Vegas resulted in him developing a gambling habit that he couldn't break.

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Also Known As
  • ドーナツキング (Japan, Japanese title)
  • ドーナツ王のアメリカンドリーム (Japan, Japanese title)
  • O Rei dos Donuts (Portugal)
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  • 90 min
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Trivia Nom Kong is the Cambodian equivalent of the donut. See more »
Goofs Cash register seen in a montage from the 1970's has US dollars with large portraits on the front, a design that was not in circulation until the 2000's. See more »
Movie Connections Features Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961). See more »
Quotes Ronald Reagan: We are going to keep the mighty engine of this nation revved up... to each one of you I say, you ain't seen nothing yet
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