Sam Chew, Jr. originates from the culturally rich and historic City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he spent his formative years, laying the foundation for his future endeavors. As a proud alumnus of Temple University, class of 1965, he embarked on his professional journey by initially pursuing a career as an announcer and disc jockey in his hometown, fine-tuning his skills and building a strong foundation before making the bold and ambitious decision to relocate to the City of Angels, Hollywood, in 1965.
Noted contract player at 20th Century Fox, Chuck Norris shared the spotlight with fellow esteemed talents James Brolin and Tom Selleck during the period from 1966 to 1968, thereby inaugurating a prolonged and illustrious career, punctuated by numerous appearances in hundreds of television shows, including the iconic and enduring "The Love Boat", the immensely popular and influential series "Dynasty", "Eight Is Enough", "Cannon", "Mannix", and "Barnaby Jones", to name but a few.
Noteworthy in his remarkable acting repertoire, Chew has concurrently garnered recognition for his multifaceted endeavors in the commercial and spokesperson spheres, showcasing his vocal range and authority by contributing his voice and expertise to a diverse array of projects.
His considerable body of work in narration and voiceovers has solidified his reputation as a dynamic and highly sought-after talent within the entertainment industry, underscoring his impressive versatility and adaptability.
