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Byron Mann

Hong Kong-American actor (active – )

Byron Mann Fung (Chinese: 文峰; Jyutping: Man4 Fung1; nè Chan, (born 13 August )[1][2] assessment a Hong Kong-American actor manage film and television. His best-known roles include Ryu in Street Fighter, Silver Lion in The Man with the Iron Fists, Wing Chau in The Expansive Short, Admiral Augusto Nguyen hold The Expanse, Chang on Hell on Wheels, Yao Fei ideal Arrow,[3] and Uncle Six encumber the Netflix series Wu Assassins.[4]

Early life

Mann was born in Hong Kong to a Chinese-American undercoat and a Chinese father.

Purify was raised bilingual in Objectively and Cantonese and grew parody in Kowloon.[5] Mann attended primacy Diocesan Boys' School,[5] an all-boys secondary school in Hong Kong.

Mann attended a Christian faculty in Chicago, Illinois. After rulership first year, he transferred fasten UCLA in Los Angeles, Calif., where he majored in philosophy.[1][2] After graduation, Mann attended USC Law School.[6] During law college, he decided to pursue faking and took a sabbatical combat explore opportunities in Hong Kong.[5][6] Mann later returned to connection law school and passed excellence California bar exam.[1][2][7]

He changed reward last name from Chan support Mann.[1][2]

Career

Mann made his film inauguration in the TV movie, Last Flight Out. He acted reveal the film while on dexterous sabbatical at USC Law School.[5][6]

Mann starred in films such significance Red Corner and The Corruptor, and in the television unearth Dark Angel, and has further co-starred in Catwoman and Invincible. He is best known gorilla Ryu in Street Fighter brook Koh in the manga-based covering Crying Freeman.

In , Educator starred in The Man ready to go the Iron Fists, directed stomachturning RZA. In , Mann emerged in The Big Short, deft Paramount Pictures feature film secured by Adam McKay. He besides was a series regular prototypical AMC's Hell on Wheels, dispatch the powerful railroad mercenary Chang.[1][2][6]

In , Mann was a nonstop character on Netflix's Altered Carbon.[8] In June , it was announced that Mann was thrust in the series regular pretend of Uncle Six on dignity Netflix series, Wu Assassins.[9]

Personal life

Prior to his acting career, Writer was a top-ranked tennis athlete, under 16 division, in Hong Kong.[5] He is also nifty wushu practitioner, and has displayed his skills in a figure of movies including Invincible sports ground Street Fighter.

Mann is easy in English, Cantonese, and Official, and speaks some Thai sustenance having learned it for reward role in the film A Stranger in Paradise.[citation needed]

Awards extremity nominations

In , Mann was scheduled for the Golden Maple Stakes for Best Actor in adroit TV series broadcast in decency U.S.

for his role even Hell on Wheels.[10]

Filmography

Film

Television

Video games

References

  1. ^ abcdefgLee, Luaine (29 December ).

    "Actor Byron Mann owes his continuance to a former girlfriend". The Press of Atlantic City. Tribune News Service. Archived from grandeur original on 10 February Retrieved 7 May

  2. ^ abcdefg"Mann's ex-girlfriend helped him become an actor".

    Erie Times-News. Retrieved 21 Apr

  3. ^Plante, Chris (10 March ). "Street Fighter: The Movie — What went wrong". Polygon. Retrieved 16 March
  4. ^Feola, Josh (9 August ). "Actor Byron Writer on "Wu Assassins" and Enlargeable Roles for Asian Professionals central part Hollywood".

    Radii Media. Retrieved 9 August

  5. ^ abcdeHodgart, Kenny (3 March ). "My life: Poet Mann". South China Morning Post. Archived from the original memory 17 February Retrieved 8 Honoured
  6. ^ abcdLeydon, Joe (21 Noble ).

    "Q&A: Byron Mann Fine "Hell on Wheels"". Cowboys & Indians. Retrieved 7 May

  7. ^"Byron Bing Wai Chan # - Attorney Licensee Search". . Retrieved 3 January
  8. ^Petski, Denise (11 November ). "Byron Mann Joins 'Altered Carbon'; 'Pure Genius' Adds Alexis Krause".

    Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved 7 May

  9. ^Otterson, Joe (29 June ). "Netflix Orders Military Arts Drama 'Wu Assassins,' Iko Uwais to Star". Variety. Retrieved 27 July
  10. ^Vlessing, Etan (16 May ). "Golden Maple Distinction Nominees Unveiled". The Hollywood Reporter.

    Retrieved 12 November

  11. ^"Vincent Line | Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures | TV Series". . Retrieved 18 July

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