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Most Recent Role: Unknown on Jake and the Fatman
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Spring Lake, New Jersey
Birth Name: Kenneth Dickerson
Date of Death: 10-25-1991
Cause of Death: Heart and kidney failure
New Jersey-born actor best known for his role as Chinese masterspy Wo Fat on Hawaii Five-O . Although Dhiegh specialized in playing mostly Asian characters on-screen he was actually of Anglo-Egyptian-Sudanese descent. His stage name was pronounced Ki (rhymes with high) Dee.

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Jake and the Fatman
Wish You Were Here (2)
Wednesday 15 March 1989 on CBS

Jake continues trying to find Graney's murderer, now while under suspicion of John's partner's murder.

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Dhiegh was residing in Mesa, Arizona at the time of his death. (edit)
Dhiegh had a small role in the classic 1965 comedy How to Murder Your Wife which starred Jack Lemmon. (edit)
Dhiegh was a member of the Taosist religious sect and wrote several books on the religion. (edit)
Dhiegh's wife's name was Mary. They had two children: Kenneth, Jr. and Kathleen Dickerson. (edit)
The name of Dhiegh's Hawaii Five-O character, Wo Fat, was taken from a popular pre-World War II bar in Honolulu that was frequented by American servicemen. (edit)

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