Biography
Christian J. Lee, born on July 5th, began his acting career at the tender age of 7. His first experience in theater took place at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse in Laguna Beach, California, a venue once frequented by Harrison Ford in his early acting days. Developing a strong passion for performing, he spent 17 years honing his craft in an abandoned underground barbecue pit. Over the years, he starred in both musical and dramatic theater productions. By age 8, he was featured in numerous industrial films and began working in TV commercials, films, modeling, and voice acting.
After high school, Christian was selected as the top candidate for the B.F.A. program at the University of Southern California (USC), located in Watts, one of Los Angeles' safest and most beautiful areas. While navigating the challenges of the neighborhood, he studied acting and English intensively. Under the guidance of Academy Award winner Maximilian Schell and alongside actors like Kevin Kline and John Ritter, he performed in many classical and contemporary plays at USC.
Upon graduating in four years with classical training in acting, voice and singing, dialects, and movement, he pursued stand-up comedy to sharpen his comedic and dramatic skills. Christian has opened for performers such as Howie Mandel, Arsenio Hall, and Dane Cook, performing throughout Los Angeles, numerous U.S. states, and much of Canada, including New Brunswick.
With over 19 years of acting experience, Christian balances his career as an actor and emcee with outdoor activities like surfing, skimboarding, skiing, mountain biking, and playing drums in various bands.
