Byron Mann

Byron Mann is an acclaimed actor, producer, and writer recognized for his extensive work across both Hollywood and Asian productions, notably for roles in “Street Fighter,” “The Big Short,” and “Altered Carbon.” After gaining international recognition for his portrayal of Ryu in the 1994 film Street Fighter, Byron Mann went on to establish a versatile career across film and television, renowned for his work in both Hollywood and Asian productions. Mann’s professional journey commenced with his film debut in the 1990 TV movie Last Flight Out. Following this, he expanded his filmography with appearances in the Richard Gere-led thriller Red Corner (1997) and the Mark Wahlberg-starring action crime film The Corruptor (1999). Transitioning to television, Mann secured a recurring role as Detective Matt Sung in James Cameron’s acclaimed sci-fi series Dark Angel from 2000 to 2002, solidifying his early presence in major productions.

In 2023, he served as an executive producer for the action film Dark Asset. The same year, he further diversified his creative portfolio as a producer and writer for the romantic comedy The Modelizer, underscoring his versatile capabilities and ongoing impact in shaping compelling narratives for both film and television.