Jason Momoa

Jason Momoa is an American actor, producer, and environmental activist, born on August 1, 1979, in Honolulu, Hawaii, and raised in Norwalk, Iowa. Of Native Hawaiian and European descent, Momoa embodies a blend of cultural heritage that has shaped his unique persona. He began his career as a model, winning Hawaii's Model of the Year in 1999, before transitioning into acting with his debut role as Jason Ioane on *Baywatch: Hawaii* (1999–2001).

Momoa gained wider recognition for his portrayal of the fearsome warrior Khal Drogo in HBO’s *Game of Thrones* (2011). His intense performance as the Dothraki leader became a breakout role and catapulted him to international fame. He solidified his status as a leading man by taking on the role of Arthur Curry/Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe, debuting in *Justice League* (2017) and leading his standalone blockbuster, *Aquaman* (2018), which became one of DC's highest-grossing films.

Beyond his action roles, Momoa has appeared in diverse projects such as *Frontier* (2016–2018), where he played a rugged fur trader, and *See* (2019–2022), a post-apocalyptic series on Apple TV+. Known for his towering presence, charisma, and physicality, he brings intensity and authenticity to his roles.

Off-screen, Momoa is an environmental advocate, focusing on ocean conservation and sustainability. He is also an avid adventurer, deeply connected to his Hawaiian roots, and often shares his passion for nature, family, and culture with his fans. With his dynamic career and magnetic personality, Momoa has become one of Hollywood’s most beloved and influential figures.