James Pax Net Worth

James Pax is an actor who has lived and worked around the globe in cities such as Italy, Japan, US, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Paris and China. He has a degree in business from New York University and studied film production/directing at University of Southern California. He has trained in ballet with Jeoffrey Ballet and Kung Fu, and has worked as a model and actor in US and Europe for top fashion designers like Armani. He has quest-starred in numerous TV series and movies, and was the first Chinese model to be used for a cigarette campaign in Europe for Philip Morris and West cigarette. In 2005, he starred in the Chinese version of Sex and the City, and in 2006 he starred in the Discovery USA series The First Emperor of China. In 2006, he produced and starred in the Chinese version of Schindler's List, which aired on CCTV8 and became the highest rated drama series on the channel. He has also published a book in China called "A Bowl of Fish".
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Who is it? Actor
Birth Place Chinese

💰 Net worth

James Pax, widely recognized as a talented actor in the Chinese entertainment industry, is projected to have a net worth ranging from $100,000 to $1 million by 2024. Having made a notable name for himself through his captivating performances, Pax has successfully captivated audiences with his impressive acting skills. As he continues to excel in his craft, his net worth is anticipated to grow exponentially, reflecting his popularity and success in the Chinese film and television industry.

Biography/Timeline

1990

Once Pax turned his attention to acting, he took on roles in Big Trouble in Little China with Kurt Russell, Year of the Dragon with John Lone, In Love and War with James Woods, Kinjite with Charles Bronson, and Bethune with Donald Sutherland. He also guest starred in numerous television shows and appeared as a series regular on Nasty Boys in 1990. In 1992, he returned to Asia and started acting in the Hong Kong and Japanese movie industries. In 2003 he came to China for the filming of Shanghai Solution in Dalian. Pax appeared in Shanghai Solution, a true story based on the 30,000 Jews who fled to China in the 1940s, which aired on CCTV-8 in August 2005. He also starred in the Discovery Network program The First Emperor: The Man Who Made China in 2006 as Qin Shi Huang.

2006

Pax made directorial debut on the movies A Bowl of Fish, Passion Fruit and Last Tango in Shanghai in 2006.

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