"Here I was getting the chance to work with Kevin for a third time, which was great, but also getting to play a character unlike anything I've done in his movies before, which made it even better. For me it was the same Kevin Smith, different Jason Lee. Instead of playing my usual wise-ass cynic sidekick, I got to do something that's going to be a fun surprise for the Kevin Smith audiences. It's a totally new type of character for me, but still highly entertaining." - Jason Lee

Jason Lee is a hotheaded demon with an appetite for indoor air conditioning. Lee is best known for his two roles as the cynical sidekicks in Kevin Smith's "Mallrats" and then "Chasing Amy," for which Lee won an Independent Spirit Award.

Lee will soon be seen in Lawrence Kasdan's comedy "Mumford" starring as a small-town billionaire with an ensemble cast that includes Martin Short, Ted Danson, Alfre Woodward, David Paymer and Hope Davis. His other recent film credits include "Kissing A Fool" opposite David Schwimmer, Tony Scott's political thriller "Enemy of the State" and "American Cuisine" with Irene Jacob.

In addition to the big screen, Lee has added television credits to his rapidly growing resume. He portrayed Ben Kingsley's grandson in HBO's acclaimed "Weapons of Mass Destruction" and also starred in an episode of HBO's "Perversions of Science" directed by Tobe Hooper.

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