Asia's Got Talent

Asia's Got Talent

Asia's Got Talent

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Asia's Got Talent

2015- 2017

2 Seasons

13 Episodes

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Reality

Overview

The world's first ever pan-regional edition of the global hit "Got Talent" format. Billed as the biggest talent competition in the world, this reality competition features some of the region's most incredible performing artists as they compete to take home the coveted winning title.

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Production Companies

Sony Pictures Television

Cast & Crew

5 members

Sound

David Foster

Self - Judge

David Foster

Acting

Anggun

Self - Judge

Anggun

Acting

박재범

Self - Judge

박재범

Acting

Marc Saw Nelson

Self - Host

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Acting

Rovilson Fernandez

Self - Host

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