Mark Dacascos

Mark Dacascos is an actor, director, martial artist, and television personality. Whether seen on the big screen or small, playing the good guy or the bad, Mark has been making audience stand up and take notice for many years.

Mark is well known for his role in John Wick: Chapter 3-Parabellum where he portrayed the lethal assassin, ‘Zero’, opposite Keanu Reeves, Halle Berry, Asia Kate Dillon, and Laurence Fishburne.He can also be seen in Roger Avary's film Lucky Day in the scene stealing role of ‘Louis’ opposite Nina Dobrev and Crispin Glover and the new Netflix series Wu Assassins opposite ‘Katheryn Winnick.’

Dacascos has appeared in over 40 feature films including the haunting French film and box office success, Brotherhood of the Wolf, nemesis to Jett Li in Cradle to the Grave, and cult classic action film, Drive. He has also reprised the iconic role of ‘Wo Fat’ in the hit CBS series Hawaii 5-0, ‘Mr. Giyera’ on the hit television show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., as well as the star of the series The Crow. Mark has appeared in numerous television shows such as Chicago P.D., Lucifer, and the hugely popular Hallmark franchise, The Perfect Bride and it's follow up The Perfect Bride: Wedding Bells.

Mark's turn as ‘The Chairman’ on the Food Network's hit show, Iron Chef America launched him into pop icon status with over 200 episodes and counting on the Food Network. He also took his turn on the dance floor transforming his martial arts moves into dancing magic on ABC's hit show, Dancing with the Stars. Many millions have also enjoyed watching Mark in the hugely popular and successful web series Mortal Kombat Legacy and the international web series The Way.Besides starring in television and films, Mark achieved a career milestone by directing his first feature film titled Showdown in Manilla starring Casper Van Dien and Tia Carrere. Most recently Mark can be seen in One Night in Bangkok as ‘Kai Kahale’, Batman: Soul of the Dragon as ‘Richard Dragon’, Warrior as ‘Kong Pak’, and Legend of the White Dragon as ‘Xang’ to name a few.