Byron Mann is a popular American actor. He has starred in Hollywood and Asian films. To viewers, Byron is best known for his role in the movie Street Fighter.
Biography
Byron Mann was born on August 13, 1967 in Hong Kong. He was educated at an English school for boys. During his school years, Mann was an active participant in amateur theater - he played and wrote scripts. After graduating from high school, Byron moved to California, where he entered the university. Mann has a degree in philosophy. Byron then attended Southern California Law School, but returned to Hong Kong a year later and began acting in films and television. Ultimately, the actor graduated from Los Angeles Law School. The actor's hobbies include tennis, golf and wushu.
Career
Byron can be seen in crime dramas and action films. He began his career with a role in the famous TV series Murder, She Wrote. The leading roles in the detective drama were played by Angela Lansbury, William Windom, Ron Macack and Louis Hertham. The heroine is Jessica Fletcher, a detective writer. She travels a lot and helps the police solve crimes. Then Mann landed a small role in the TV series Murphy Brown, which ran from 1988 to 2018. His character is Chang.
In 1990, the actor was invited to play in the film "The Last Voyage". After 2 years, he played Jeffrey Khan in the series "Dog Business" and Charlie in the film with the original title Ghost Ship, which can be translated into Russian as "Ghost Ship". Then he starred as Taki in the fantasy series "Thresholds of Time", which aired in 1993 and 1994. Byron landed a role in the Tough Walker TV series and the Night Obsessed (Fock Ping Wong) video.
In 1994, Byron played Chang in the action movie Deadly Target. Mann also played the role of Ryu in the movie Street Fighter. Then he could be seen in the action movie "Crying Killer", the TV series "Police on Bicycles" (Marlon), the drama "Sentinel" (Tommy Wu), the 1997 film "Red Corner" (Lin Dan) and the 1998 film "American Dragons" …
Mann played Nakamura in the series "Chinese Policeman," which ran from 1998 to 2000. In parallel, he starred in the film "The Corruptor" as Bobby Wu. Mann can be seen in Dark Angel as Matt, in Smallville as Cheng, and in Undercover as Simone. In 2001, he played in the action movie Invincible.
Filmography
Mann landed a role in the 2002 and 2003 series Slaughter Division. He then starred in the television drama Die First. His character is Derek Lee. He later landed the role of Dr. La in the series Small Towns Myths, the role of Santi in the Hunt for the Beast videotape, and the role of Wesley in the 2004 fantasy action movie Catwoman.
In the same year he was invited to one of the main roles in "Sniper 3". Tom Berenger, John Doeman and Denis Arndt also starred in this war drama. The action movie was shown not only in the United States, but also in many European countries, as well as in Argentina, South Korea and Japan. Later, Byron began working on the role of Wu in the TV series "Anti-Terror Squad", which ran from 2006 to 2009. In parallel, he starred in the action movie "The Fallen" and the film "Shanghai Kiss". Since 2007, the series "Welcome to Durham" began, where Mann played Julian Cho. The main roles are played by Hugh Dillon, Helen Joy, Laurence Leboeuf and Greyston Holt. The plot tells the story of the life of a police officer who returns with his family to County Durham after the death of his partner.
In Black Mark, Byron was cast as Ming, and in Blonde and Blonde, Mr. Wong. Then he was invited to the TV series "NCIS: Los Angeles" and the 2009 video "Dangerous Man." In the serial drama Bloodletting and Miraculous Healings in 2010, he played Chen.
The actor's filmography is continued by the series "Nikita", which ran from 2010 to 2013. Mann's partners on the set were Maggie Q, Shane West, Lindsay Fonseca, Aaron Stanford and Melinda Clarke. In this crime thriller, he played Agent Lee. He then starred in Hawaii 5.0, Death Crossroads, Hell on Wheels and Arctic Air. In 2012, Byron could be seen in the Cold War movie as Chan Bin, in the TV series Arrow, in the action movie Iron Fist as Silver. A year later, he starred as Lek in the movie "Stranger in Paradise". 2014 brought the actor roles in the film "The Rise of a Legend" and the film with the original title The Novice, where he played Johnny.
Byron landed the role of Jordan Thane on CSI: Cyberspace, which aired in 2015 and 2016. He also starred in the drama "Jasmine", the action movie "Mercenary: Absolution", the TV series Blood and Water and the movie "Rush." In 2015, the TV series "Space" began, in which Mann played the admiral. Another role for Byron during this period is Fong in the TV series "Rush Hour". Since 2018, the shooting of the Altered Carbon series and the Skyscraper movie with the actor began. Byron's most recent work includes detective Roger Lee in the 2019 film Don't Let Go, a character in Killers Wu, and Ed Lahn in the 2020 miniseries And Fire Smolders Everywhere. The leading roles in the drama were given to the famous actress Reese Witherspoon, Kerry Washington, Rosemary DeWitt, Jordan Alsass and Joshua Jackson. The plot is based on a confrontation between two women. One is used to controlling everything and always adheres to the rules, while the other lives in a trailer and thinks little about the future.
