Star Times. He has film roles in each of "I'll Make You Happy" (directed by Athina Tsoulis), Tongan Ninja (directed by Jason Stutter), and Spooked (directed by Geoff Murphy). In November 2004, he became the TV commercial spokesman for the Freedom Air airline in New Zealand. For a time, Kan was based in the United Kingdom, and in 2009 he performed his stand-up show 'Spermbank Millionaire' at the Edinburgh Fringe. The film he starred in, and co-wrote with Jason Sutter, Diagnosis: Death, was also released in 2009. Personal life Kan has returned to New Zealand. He continues to provide commentary on social issues in print media, and is a guest speaker for events. He is of Chinese heritage and has commented on how racist attitudes affect people of Asian appearance in New Zealand. In 2008, Kan was awarded a Bravo award by the New Zealand Skeptics for his column "I see dud people," wherein he stated "I don’t want to get in the way of entertainers earning a crust, but it’s scummy to pretend to communicate with the dead to take advantage of grieving relatives." See also List of New Zealand television personalities References External links Raybon Kan - official site https://web.archive.org/web/20090725034254/http://www.diagnosisdeath.co.uk/ Raybon Kan - Eventfinda People educated at Wellington College (New Zealand) Living people New Zealand stand-up comedians New Zealand people of Chinese descent People from Masterton Victoria University of Wellington alumni 1966 births