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Jason Lee was born on April 25, 1970 in California. Like many teenagers, since childhood, Jason was fond of skateboarding. Children’s passion for 13 years turned into a career, and at the age of 18 he was already a professional, famous for his trick – flip 360 degrees. At the same time, Jason and his friend started their own company, Stereo Skateboards. Fearing for a short career as a skateboarder, Jason begins to look for new ways to earn money. In the early 1990s, he could be seen in several music more

Jason Lee was born on April 25, 1970 in California. Like many teenagers, since childhood, Jason was fond of skateboarding. Children’s passion for 13 years turned into a career, and at the age of 18 he was already a professional, famous for his trick – flip 360 degrees. At the same time, Jason and his friend started their own company, Stereo Skateboards. Fearing for a short career as a skateboarder, Jason begins to look for new ways to earn money. In the early 1990s, he could be seen in several music videos and also heard on commercial radio broadcasts. Two years later, he decided to try himself as an actor, starring in a small episode in the drama Mi Vida Loca (1993).
The first serious role appeared in Jason Lee in 1995 in the film. Kevin Smith Mallrats. This was followed by filming in the low-budget comedy Drawing Flies, and then again working with Kevin Smith, this time in the movie Chasing Amy. With Kevin Smith, Jason Lee worked in almost all of his films. The most significant of them for Jason’s career were Dogma (1999) and Jay and the Silent Bob (2001).
In 2001, Jason got a role in Cameron Crowe’s Vanilla Sky, where he played with the band. Tom Cruise . Joint work with the stars of world cinema was not in vain – after filming in “Vanilla Sky” Jason began to be offered to star in major roles.
The first main role of Jason can be considered a role in the film. "Heart eaters" . The light unpretentious comedy was well received by critics, who appreciated the remarkable performance of the actors.

In 2003, Jason Lee was invited to the film adaptation of Stephen King’s Dreamcatcher. In 2005, NBC invited him to star in the comedy series My Name is Earl. The first season broke all possible ratings, and Jason Lee received a Golden Globe Award for him in the nomination “best actor of the television series”.