Fistful of Vengeance Actor Jason Tobin Wiki, Wife, Age, Height & Net Worth

Fistful of Vengeance Actor Jason Tobin Wiki | Bio

• 5 feet 10 inches tall Chinese actor Jason Tobin (born on June 5, 1975) rose to popularity these days since “Fistful of Vengeance” was released on Netflix on February 17.
• In “Fistful of Vengeance,” this talented star landed in the character of William Pan, who is the firstborn person on the earth, but to get back the power, he tried to trap Kai Jin (Iko Uwais).
• In the fighting with Wu Assassins Kai Jin, Kai on-screen friends Lawrence Kao, Francesca Corney & Lewis Tan tried to save Kai, and in the last, they won, but William Pan lost once again.
• Prior to “Fistful of Vengeance,” you might have watched a few of his projects before, like “Jasmine,” “Covert Operation,” and recently, in 2021, “F9: The Fast Saga.”
• His performance in “Jasmine” was so outstanding that from 2017-to 2020, he won 13 awards under the best actor category.
• Currently, he is working on his project, a movie named “Be Water, My Friend.” Besides this, Marjane Satrapi’s “Enter the Dragons” is also under production. We can expect their release to be somewhere in 2023.

Family & Childhood

• Many people have no clue that Jason Tobin (age 47) was born in Hong Kong in 1975.
• His father, Tony Tobin, is a Britisher; on the other hand, mother Penny Wai is Cantonese, so he speaks English so well with a British accent.
• There are two kinds of schools in Hongkong, one where fluent English is curriculum and the other where only mandarin is prevalent. Being partial English, Jason, his sister Michelle Gillett and brother Shaun attended the first kind of school.
• Sadly, his parents divorced when he was a kid, and his mother went to Britain, where she remarried. A few years later, Jason’s mom’s second husband died, and those years were very hard for the family, both financially and emotionally.
• He studied to become a lawyer in high school, but he skipped the idea and joined a drama school because of his love for acting.

Wife & Kids

• In the struggle of building a unique identity, Jason Tobin’s wife Michelle Tobin played a special role. She became a moral support for the actor in low times.
• Originally Mrs. Tobin is an Australian-Chinese, and because of her, Jun spent some time in Australia.
• The couple got married in 2013 after a long romantic affair. Now, they have three beautiful daughters; one of them is Charley.
• Mr. Tobin was suffering in money matters when he met his love for the first time, but now Jason Tobin’s net worth is between $1 to 1.5 Million, and he is trying to provide his family with everything they deserve.

Career

• The story of Tobin’s career is fascinating. Jason had completed high school and planned to attend university in the United Kingdom. He had no idea how to become an actor at the time. Tobin considered acting to be a joke.
• He claimed that his father discovered his passion for movies and acting when he was 18. Tony (Jason Tobin’s father) showed him an ad for an acting class in Hong Kong, which he attended.
• Instead of attending university in the United Kingdom, he packed his belongings and relocated to Los Angeles six months later.
• His first 6 to 7 years in L.A. were very tough for him. He used to get offers only to play the roles of Asian gangsters and not adequately paid. The economic status was so poor that even before buying a 99 cent burger, he had to think twice.
• One of his first projects was the 1996 T.V. show “Nash Bridges.” He played a minor role in Greg Lee’s character in this series.

• Sources say that Bruce Lee helped him start acting jobs, but we found no proper proof to support this statement.
• From 1996-2002 Tobin worked in “Yellow,” “Hammerlock,” “The Division,” and “The Huntress.” Then in 2002 came his big break, “Better Luck Tomorrow,” which involved a group of young men indulging in criminal activities.
• After the release and success of his first major, he stayed low for the next three years and worked in neither show nor movie, other than a short movie named “Lock her Room.”
• In 2006, his life’s most important project came when the makers of “The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift” allowed him to perform the role of a character named Earl. This film became so successful that its worldwide revenue was $159 Million.
• As the years passed, he did many movies and shows. Some of his notable performances were for “Sonora, the Devil’s Highway,” “Dead End,” “Hong Kong Rebels,” “Finishing the Game,” “Warrior,” and “Gay Hollywood Dad,” but when he got asked about his favorite project ever than his reply was “Yellow.”