Dennis's Biography

Dennis Dun is a veteran American actor best known for his dynamic roles in cult classics such as 'Big Trouble in Little China' and the Oscar-winning epic 'The Last Emperor.' Born on April 19, 1952, in California, Dun began his journey in the arts at San Francisco State University, where he honed his craft before making his mark in Hollywood. His breakthrough came in 1986 when he starred as Wang Chi, a charismatic and resourceful hero, in John Carpenter’s action-comedy 'Big Trouble in Little China.' This performance established him as a recognizable face in both Asian American and mainstream cinema. Over the years, Dun has been celebrated for his dedication to authentic representation of Asian-Americans on screen and has participated in various stage and television projects. Although he has not received any major awards, his contributions to film and theater have been widely appreciated by fans and critics alike. Outside of acting, Dennis enjoys traveling, reading scripts, and supporting community theater initiatives. His career earnings are estimated at $80,000 per year, primarily from acting and related appearances, with a current net worth of around $1,050,000. Dennis Dun remains a respected figure in the industry, serving as an inspiration for aspiring actors who seek to break stereotypes and enrich the narrative of American cinema.