Robert Lin

Biography

Robert Lin is a talented Chinese-American actor, writer, and filmmaker who has established himself in both New York and Beijing. His most prominent film role came when he portrayed Chairman Mao in Martin Scorsese's acclaimed film, Kundun, which received four Academy Award nominations. Lin's career includes notable performances in the 2003 box office hit School of Rock, where he shared the screen with Jack Black, as well as in Red Corner, alongside Richard Gere.

Throughout his diverse filmography, Lin has showcased his versatility across various genres. His other film credits include Green Card Fever, Man of the Century, and Lift to Hell, as well as The Nightingale of Tibet and Iceberg. Most recently, he starred in Front Cover, an American comedy that highlights his continuing evolution as an actor.

In addition to his on-screen work, Lin has made significant contributions as a writer and filmmaker, further enriching the cinematic landscape. His body of work reflects a commitment to storytelling and a passion for the arts, making him a respected figure in the industry. With his unique background and experiences, Robert Lin continues to captivate audiences and push boundaries in film and television.