Lance Lim, an accomplished American actor, gained prominence through his role as Zack in “School of Rock.” Additionally, he made a mark in the industry with his portrayal of Runyen in “Growing Up Fisher.”
Presently, Lance is one of the highly admired young actors. Beyond his acting prowess, he’s proven himself as a skilled voice artist, lending his talents to various animated projects.
Lance’s multifaceted abilities extend beyond the entertainment realm; he’s not only a proficient guitarist, but also boasts a history as a capable table tennis player with a competitive edge. This dynamic approach to his career and interests underscores Lance’s status as a versatile and accomplished figure in the entertainment industry.
So, who is Lance when he’s not impressing fans on the screen, and what movies has he starred in? Let’s find out as we take a closer look at his life and career so far.
Early Personal Life
Born on 16 December 2000, in Los Angeles, California, USA, Lance Lim spent his first days on earth in the City of Angels. Lance has a culturally rich background, being exposed to both Korean and American cultures.
Regrettably, details about Lance’s family members and early life remain undisclosed.
Education
While it’s believed that Lance may have been homeschooled, there is no official confirmation to substantiate this information.
Career
Lance’s journey in the entertainment industry began with his appearance in the short film ‘Jin’ in 2011. The following year, he played a small role in the short film “Manderville”, and made a feature in the movie “Kirby Buckets.”
In 2013, Lance secured his first significant role as Cody Park in the film “Innocent Blood”, following which he bagged a role in the TV show “Anger Management” in 2014, playing the role of Milo. At the same time, he was cast in a role in “Growing Up Fisher.”
Before his breakthrough role in “Growing Up Fisher,” he showed his singing talent on South Korea’s MBC’s “Star Audition.”
After his success as a young actor, in 2015, Lance took on the role of Justin in “Fresh Off the Boat”.
The year after that, he began his portrayal of Zack in the series “School of Rock”, concurrently starring in the series “Speechless”, and had a small role in “Independence Day: Resurgence.”
In 2017, Lance worked on “Jojo Siwa: My World.” Continuing his diverse roles, Lance had an opportunity to star in “Stuck in the Middle” in 2018. Continuing his success that year, he voiced the character of Chao in the animated movie “Duck Duck Goose.”
In 2019, he was cast in the pilot “The Edge of Seventeen”, and featured in the Netflix film “Hubie Halloween,” marking his continued success and versatility in the entertainment landscape.
Lance has firmly established himself as an accomplished young actor in the TV and film world. His fans eagerly anticipate discovering his upcoming projects and ventures.
Lance maintains a respectable social media presence, boasting over 200,000 followers on Instagram. Notably, this substantial following is achieved with a relatively modest number of posts, totalling just nine, most of which are of him playing the guitar.
Interesting Facts
Fluent in Korean, Lance embraces his cultural roots with ease and pride.
Beyond his acting pursuits, Lance finds solace and enjoyment in spending his time at the beach, where he indulges in activities such as swimming and immersing himself in the tranquil beauty of the ocean.
Additionally, he has a passion for table tennis, demonstrating his skill and dedication as an avid and competitive player in the sport.
Alongside his athletic activities, Lance loves showing off his musical talents through guitar performances.
Later Personal Life
Lance has chosen to keep his private life out of the limelight, so there are no reliable details available in regard to who he’s dating, if anyone.
Physical Characteristics
Lance is 5ft 8ins (173cms) tall and weighs about 143lbs (65kgs). He has dark brown eyes and black hair.
Net Worth
Lance has had a good and long career so far, and as a result, his estimated net worth is an impressive $2 million as of early 2024.
