Derek Basco is a professional Filipino-American actor and voice actor who has voiced Actor Zuko, Moku, and an extra character in two episodes of Avatar: The Last Airbender.
He has additional works in TV Series like 24, Dexter, Love & Money, Party Down, and Hannah Montana.
Derek appeared in the 1998 film Six Days Seven Nights starring Cliff Curtis. Cliff Curtis portrayed Kip, a pirate commander, and Derek played Ricky, a helicopter crewman.
Who is Derek Basco?
Derek Basco is a producer and actor best known for mayor of Kingstown, The Fabulous Filipino Brothers, and Maggie Moore.
Derek co-wrote and co-directed Naked Brown Men with his three brothers.
He has some credits in the popular video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
He has appeared in films such as The First Purge (2018), Finding Madison (2008), This Is 40 (2012), Stolen Souls (2006 Video), All In (2006), Alien Raiders (2008), Perfect Opposites (2004).
In addition, Naked Brown Men (2003), Spider’s Web (2002), The Debut (2000), Beverly Hood (1999), Pros & Cons (1999), Six Days Seven Nights (1998), Sgt. Bilko (1996) and A Dangerous Place (1996) are also among them.
Derek Basco Age, Ethnicity and Family
Derek Basco’s age is 51 years old as of 2022. On August 29, 1970, he was born in Pittsburg, California, the USA, as Derek Brandon Basco.
Derek Brandon Basco, a Filipino descendant, is his birth name.
He is the eldest of four siblings, three of whom are also actors. He is married to Emily Cho and lives in Los Angeles.
His four siblings are Darion Basco, Dionysio Basco, Dante Basco, and Arianna Basco.
Derek co-wrote and co-directed Naked Brown Men with his three brothers. He is married to Emily Cho. They have four children.
Derek Basco Net Worth- How Much Does He Earn?
Derek Basco’s net worth is still yet to be estimated as 2022. However, we can assume that he has earned a good amount of money so far and lives a lavish life.
Kevin Hart’s Guide to Black History (2019), Delores & Jermaine (2015), Can’t Buy My Love (2017), How to Be a Better American (2010), Sorority (1999), Time Well Spent (1996), Riot (1997), and Matters of the Heart (1996) are some of his TV movies (1990).
The Guild (2012 series shorts), Flip the Record (2017), and 69 Cents are some of his short films (2007).