Jason Evans Lee

Actor

In this scene I am telling my wife how unpractical it would be for her to have a baby in her late 40's. I tell her we are saving for retirement, not college tuition.

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Playing the 'Husband' on abc's "What Would You Do?"

Jason studied theatre at Ohio State University. While in Ohio, he won a calender contest which took him to NYC where he met with a prominent modeling agency. With little money saved, and few model opportunities he was asked to leave his apt. Being flat broke and not having a place to live, he was tempted to go back to Ohio. Jason decided to stay and continue with his career; and of course got a job as a waiter. To further support himself, he catered, modeled for Halloween catalogs, and occasionally pet-sat. After nine years of struggling, and getting several blink and miss parts, he got his first speaking role on television.

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What Would You Do?

7.1

TV Series

Cheating Husband
Husband

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Actor

What Would You Do?
7.1
TV Series
- Cheating Husband
- Husband
- 2016–2018
An Englishman in New York
7.1
- Guy in white tank top (uncredited)
- 2009
Watching the Detectives
6.2
- Angry Customer (uncredited)
- 2007
Shortcut to Happiness
5.4
- Guy fighting for cab (uncredited)
- 2003

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Demo Reel 0:38

Playing the 'Husband' on abc's "What Would You Do?"

Personal details

Height
- 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Born
- May 14, 1970
- Columbus, Ohio, USA
Spouse
- Noelle Knight-LeeFebruary 19, 2003 - present (1 child)
Other works
Stage: Full-length improvisational play "After Hours" at The Common Basis Theatre in New York City, conceived and created by Marcia Haufrecht and Rob Riggle. "After Hours" was directed by Rob Riggle, Robert Haufrecht and Marcia Haufrecht. (July 6th, 2000 - July 16th, 2000). Written and performed by: Evelyn Caballero O'Donnell, Angela Cantelli, Pedro Carmo, Louis Ozawa, Tricia Donohue, Lawrance Frank, Christopher C. James, Robert Garcia, Robert Haufrecht, Dylan Hundley, Daniela Iannone, Chris Kerson, Aleta LaFargue, Victoria Lazar, Jason Evans Lee, Ron Moreno, Etienne Navarre, Ante Novakovic, Lloyd Price, Maria Scavullo, Jicky Schnee, Michael Scoffel, Kristin Smith. Note: All actors wrote their own monologues, which were incorporated into the improvisational play.