Byron Mann
About
Biography
Biography
Born in Hong Kong and raised there and in the Los Angeles area, Byron Mann first came to the attention of US audiences with an appearance as a gifted student interviewed by "Murphy Brown" in 1993. The following year, the handsome actor appeared as a fist-flinging hustler opposite Jean-Claude Van Damme in "Street Fighter" (1994) and in two direct-to-video releases, Fred Olen Ray's "Possessed by the Night" and "Deadly Target/Fire Zone." Mann went on to appear an aristocratic killer alongside Rae Dawn Chong in "Crying Freeman" (1996). He has also made appearances on the syndicated series "Time Trax" and on CBS' "Murder, She Wrote."
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Life Events
1993
First network series appearance, episode of "Murphy Brown" (CBS)
1994
Had featured role in "Street Fighter", starring Jean-Claude Van Damme
1996
First feature lead, "Crying Freeman"
1997
Signed to co-star with Gong Li and Jeremy Irons in "The Red Corner"