Jonathan Ke Quan’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

  • Age: 48
  • Birth Place: Saigon, South Vietnam
  • Full Name: Quan Kế Huy
  • Nationality: American
  • Date of Birth: August 20, 1971
  • Occupation: actor/stunt coordinator
  • Education: University of Southern California

Ke Quan chose to become a child actor. He has acted in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, as the sidekick of Harrison Ford. He too became popular almost overnight when this Steven Spielberg classic became a huge success. He was just 12 years old when he acted in this movie. Jonathan even won the Young Artist Award for this movie. Interestingly, the family changed their name to Ke Huy after this Indiana Jones movie – this was the name of the character Jonathan played in the movie. Since then however, Jonathan Ke Quan has acted in very few movies. But he did an important role in The Goonies of 1985, and in some other movies. Jonathan has featured in a Japanese film too with Honda Minako, who is a singer from Japanese Idol.

He has acted in a television series too. But sadly, Together We Stand did not do very well. Another television program where he has performed is Head of the Class. Jonathan Ke Quan’s wealth comes from both his television and movie appearances.

Later in his career, he has been busy working as a stunt choreographer for different movies like The One and X-Men.

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