Lewis Tan

Lewis Tan is a figure of royalty at the pinnacle of film, television and theatre. Born of a fashion model mother, Joanne Cassidy, and a national champion martial artist father, Philip Tan, Lewis was raised to greatness from an early age. Hailing from Manchester, England, Lewis moved to Los Angeles and began training in martial arts with his father, who worked on legendary films such as "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," "Batman" and "Tango and Cash." In the pursuit of excellence, Lewis attended theater school and achieved top accolades. His success onscreen began with a series regular role on season three of AMC's "Into the Badlands," followed by Netflix's first Asian American original series "Wu Assassins." His prowess further expanded to the record breaking Marvel film "Deadpool 2" and the lead role in James Wan's Warner Bros reboot of "Mortal Kombat." Lewis Tan is an illustrious actor, whose name has become a hallmark of excellence.