Dante Basco

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Dante Basco
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Basco at Nan Desu Kan 2017
Born
Dante Roman Basco

(1975-08-29) August 29, 1975 (age 48)
Pittsburg, California, U.S.
Occupation(s)Actor, voice actor
Years active1988–present
Spouse
Alice Rehemutula
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(m. 2023)​
Relatives Dion Basco (brother)
Ella Jay Basco (niece)

Dante Roman Basco (born August 29, 1975) [1] is an American film, television, and voice actor. He is known for his role as Rufio, the leader of the Lost Boys in Steven Spielberg's Hook , and for voicing the titular protagonist of American Dragon: Jake Long and Zuko in Avatar: The Last Airbender .

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His voice acting roles include Zuko's grandson General Iroh II in The Legend of Korra , Quoc Wong in The Proud Family , Jingmei in The Boondocks , Tuck in Generator Rex , Scorpion in Ultimate Spider-Man , and Jai Kell in Star Wars Rebels .

Early life

Basco was born in Pittsburg, California, and raised in Cerritos and Paramount, California to Filipino parents. [2] He has four siblings, including actor Dion Basco. [3] In the mid-1980s, he and his brothers formed a breakdancing crew and worked as street performers. [4] He attended Orange County High School of the Arts [5] in the Music and Theatre Conservatory and graduated in 1993.

Career

He began his acting career with minor television roles. His breakthrough performance was when he appeared as the leader Rufio of the Lost Boys in Steven Spielberg's 1991 film Hook with Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman. [6]

In 2017, Basco produced a Kickstarter-funded short film, Bangarang, about the character Rufio. The film was directed by Jonah Feingold. [7]

Basco streams gameplay on Twitch. [8]

Basco released his memoir From Rufio to Zuko through the independent publisher Not a Cult. [8]

Avatar: Braving the Elements, an official Nickelodeon companion podcast to Avatar: The Last Airbender , premiered on June 22, 2021. Basco and Janet Varney (voice of Korra) host the podcast, which follows them as they rewatch the series, discuss each episode's key moments and behind-the scenes information, and feature special guests. [9]

Voice acting

Basco talking to a Zuko cosplayer at Otakon 2014. Dante Basco Aug 2014.jpg
Basco talking to a Zuko cosplayer at Otakon 2014.

Basco has done voice acting for many animated productions, including Zuko in Avatar: The Last Airbender , Jai Kell in Star Wars Rebels and Jake Long in American Dragon: Jake Long . He also voice acted Kwok Wong in The Proud Family , and Master Cheddar in S4 E22 of We Bear Bears titled Baby Orphan Ninja Bears. [10] He voiced Matt Martin/Kewl Breeze in the short-lived animated series Zevo-3 , and voiced General Iroh, Zuko's grandson, in The Legend of Korra. [11]

He contributed additional voices for Aion , Mortal Kombat X , and Saints Row . He also voiced Shingo in the Skate series and Seeing Farther in the Call of Juarez series. [11]

Personal life

On April 19, 2023, Basco became engaged to Uyghur [12] [13] actress and television host Alice Rehemutula. [14] [15] They married in September 2023 in China. [16]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1990 Cold Dog Soup Chinese Boy
1991 The Perfect Weapon Jimmy Ho
1991 Hook Rufio
1995 A Goofy Movie Additional Voices
1995 Fist of the North Star BatDirect-to-video
1997 Fakin' da Funk Julian Lee
1999 But I'm a Cheerleader Dolph
2000 The Debut Ben Mercado
2001 Extreme Days Corey Ng
2003 Love Don't Cost a Thing Spoken Word Artist
2003 Biker Boyz Philly
2006 Take the Lead Ramos
2008 Nite Tales: The Movie Gerard
2009 Blood and Bone PinballDirect-to-video
2011 Subject: I Love You Nicky
2014 JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time Karate Kid Voice, direct-to-video [17]
2014 Cesar Chavez Filipino Striker
2014 Bad Asses Gangly Asian
2014 Murder101 D. Phillips
2016 Jarhead 3: The Siege Blake
2019 The Creatress Franklin
2021 Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild AidenVoice [18] [17]
2026Aang: The Last Air BenderZukoVoice [19]

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1988 The Wonder Years Eddie, Kid #32 episodes
1988 Santa Barbara Amado4 episodes
1989 CBS Schoolbreak Special LuisEpisode: "15 and Getting Straight"
1989 Highway To Heaven Champ HopkinsEpisode: "Choices"
1989 Booker Ping PongEpisode: "Razing Arrizola"
1990 The New Adam 12 MankoEpisode: "Kid Kop"
1990 The Earth Day Special Kid (uncredited)
1993 Raven LucasEpisode: "The Journey"
1993–94 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper Sammy2 episodes
1995 500 Nations Additional Voices3 episodes
1995 The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air KevinEpisode: "Cold Feet, Hot Body"
1995 Alien Nation: Body and Soul Trash #2Television film
1996 Nash Bridges Jimmy ChangEpisode: "Home Invasion"
1997 Riot [20] Jeff LeeTelevision film
Segment: "Gold Mountain"
1996 Touched by an Angel Robbie HawkinsEpisode: "Random Acts"
1998 Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction Rudy HernandezEpisode: "Bright Lights/Magic Mightyman/The Student/Scribbles/County Mystery"
1998 Moesha Marco4 episodes
1998 Promised Land TitoEpisode: "Out of Bounds"
1999 Viper Rishi LamaEpisode: "Holy Terror"
1999 Undressed Jake5 episodes
2000 The Steve Harvey Show LeeEpisode: "Guess Who's Not Coming to Counseling"
2001 A Kitty Bobo Show Kitty BoboVoice, pilot
2001 The Chronicle NoodlesEpisode: "Here There Be Dragons"
2002 Providence Justin KimEpisode: "All the King's Men"
2002 The Proud Family Quoc WongVoice, 2 episodes
2003 Kim Possible FukushimaVoice, episode: "Exchange"
2004 Johnny Bravo Filipino, Man #3Voice, episode: "Win an El Toro Guapo/Witch-ay Woman" [17]
2004 That's So Raven Phil4 episodes
2005–07 American Dragon: Jake Long Jake LongVoice, main role
2005 Lilo & Stitch: The Series Voice, episode: "Morpholomew"
2005–08 Avatar: The Last Airbender Prince Zuko Voice, main role (50 episodes) [17]
2006 Entourage FukijamaEpisode: "What About Bob?"
2007 The Suite Life of Zack & Cody Madrid2 episodes
2009 Community Mike's FriendUncredited
Episode: "Comparative Religion"
2010 The Boondocks JingmeiVoice, episode: "The Red Ball"
2010 Dark Blue June BugEpisode: "Jane Wayne"
2010 Zevo-3 Matt Martin / Kewl BreezeVoice, 6 episodes [17]
2010 Firebreather Kenny RogersVoice, television film [17]
2010 CSI: Miami Ruben FrancoEpisode: "Happy Birthday"
2010–12 Generator Rex TuckVoice, 3 episodes [17]
2011 Prime Suspect BounceEpisode: "Carnivorous Sheep"
2012 Hawaii Five-0 Nicky ChangEpisode: "Pu'olo (The Package)"
2012–14 The Legend of Korra General IrohVoice, 6 episodes [17]
2013 Ultimate Spider-Man Scorpion Voice, 2 episodes [17]
2014 Star Wars Rebels Jai KellVoice, 4 episodes [17]
2018 A Million Little Things Cory2 episodes
2019 We Bare Bears CheddarVoice, episode: "Baby Orphan Ninja Bears"
2019 Drunk History The RabbitEpisode: "The Rabbit"
2019–20 Victor & Valentino JavierVoice, 2 episodes [17]
2020 Carmen Sandiego SpinkickVoice, 2 episodes
2021 Trese Bagyon KulimlimVoice, 2 episodes [17]
2021 Robot Chicken Squall Leonhart, Looky Loo, ZukoVoice, 2 episodes
2022 Little Demon IgnatiusVoice, 2 episodes
2023 Blindspotting HimselfSeason 2, Episode 4: “By Hook or by Crook”
2023 Almost Paradise Jace VargasSeason 2, Recurring Role

Web series

YearTitleRoleNotes
2014–19 Nostalgia Critic Himself6 episodes
2016–Present Camp Camp Billy "Snake" NiksslipVoice
2020Let's Read Homestuck Rufioh NitramVoice, episode: "Act 6 Intermission 3 - Part 7"
2020 Death Battle ZukoVoice, episode: "Zuko VS Shoto Todoroki (Avatar vs My Hero Academia)" [21]

Video games

YearTitleRole
2006 Saints Row Stilwater's Residents
2006 Call of Juarez Sees Farther
2006 Scarface: The World Is Yours Additional Voices
2006 Avatar: The Last Airbender Zuko [17]
2007 Skate Shingo
2007 Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Burning Earth Zuko [17]
2007 Avatar: The Last Airbender – Into the Inferno
2008 Aion Additional Voices
2009 Terminator Salvation Resistance Soldiers [17]
2009 Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood Seeing Farther
2009 Skate 2 Shingo
2010 Final Fantasy XIII Cocoon Inhabitants [22]
2010 Skate 3 Shingo
2011 Nicktoons MLB Prince Zuko [17]
2015 Mortal Kombat X Additional Voices [23]

Awards

Cultural impact

Basco's impact on Asian-American culture through his roles in Hollywood and involvement with the community has inspired many young Asian-American people. As one of the only Asian-American faces in Hollywood throughout the 90s, Basco quickly became a leading figure in the Asian-American movement. In one of his earliest films, Hook , Basco was able to show his talent as an actor and gained interest from people throughout Hollywood. This was the start of the Asian-American movement. [24] In 1998, Dante Basco along with Shihan Van Clief, Devin “Poetri” Smith, and Gimel Hooper created the Da Poetry Club. It is a place where people could come together and share their family history or origins through poetry. The club continues to run till this day. [25] However, in the early 2000s there was still little representation of mixed American or foreign people. [26] This is also true in one of Dante Basco’s most popular works, Avatar the Last Airbender . The setting of Avatar the Last Airbender is based on Asian culture as it contains many martial arts and spiritual beliefs commonly seen throughout Asia. While, Avatar the Last Airbender is critically acclaimed as one of the best animated shows of all time, many people have problems with the predominately white cast. For a show that was based so heavily on Asian culture, fans were disappointed to see the lack of representation in the cast. However, the exception was Dante Basco. The character Zuko in Avatar the Last Airbender was quickly beloved by all and the voice behind him gained interest as well. In a world where white people dominated the industry, Basco showed that there is talent outside of the mostly white scene of Hollywood. [4]

Countering racism through Avatar

In 2021, Basco co-hosted a podcast with Janet Varney, the voice of Korra in The Legend of Korra, called Avatar: Braving the Elements. [9] This podcast was created in collaboration with Nickelodeon when Avatar the Last Airbender was released on Netflix. In this podcast, Basco and Varney would talk about the story of Avatar the Last Airbender and go into further detail about the plot, characters, and world building. They would bring on some of the other voice actors or production members and explore the creation process of Avatar the Last Airbender and join in the in depth discussion about the various aspects of the series. In an interview Basco and Varney did, Basco talked about how vital Asian culture is in the story of Avatar the Last Airbender. Basco goes on about the big problems that we have in a modern society and one of the most prevalent problems being racism which he also had seen throughout his time in Hollywood. [4] He explains that one of the biggest plot points in Avatar the Last Airbender is that the protagonist needs to bring balance into the world so that the four nations can live in harmony. His goal through that podcast is bring to light a lot of the racism seen in today's society. [9] Basco hopes that by comparing the two worlds of Avatar the Last Airbender and our world he could help others realize the terrible impacts of racism and show people how they can help combat this problem. Avatar: Braving the Elements recently had its third season air in January of 2024.

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