Impractical Jokers
2011
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Jason Edward Mewes. Nickname. Chronic. Height. 5′ 11″ (1.80 m) Mini Bio. New Jersey born and bred actor, who burst onto cinema screens in 1994, playing the grass smoking, fast talking, foul mouthed and over sexed,...but very likable "Jay" in Kevin Smith 's hilarious low budget hit Clerks (1994).
Oct 11, 2019 · An Oral History of Jay and Silent Bob with Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith. As they return to screens in Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes go deep on the origins of their...
Jason Mewes. Shows & Streams. Find Jay on tour with his aMEWESing stories, and when he is streaming next! Twitch Live Shows. Films & TV. Take a dive into Jay’s catalog of projects & films and find out where to watch! IMDB. Jay & Silent Bob. Find everything jay and shopu0003over at jay & silent bob.Com. Let's Shop. Twitch. Let's Stream!
Aug 24, 2021 · Jason Mewes looks back on Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and the View Askewniverse to celebrate the buddy comedy's 20th anniversary. Before they were rebooted in 2019, Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith's Jay and Silent Bob set off on their own adventure in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
Jason Edward Mewes (born June 12, 1974) is an American television and film actor best known for playing Jay, the vocal half of the duo Jay and Silent Bob, in longtime friend Kevin Smith's films. Known For. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Clerks. Dogma. Clerks II. Chasing Amy. Mallrats. Scream 3. Zack and Miri Make a Porno. Acting. Production.
Birthday: Jun 12, 1974. Birthplace: Highlands, New Jersey, USA. Sharing a workplace with Kevin Smith earned Jason Mewes a spot in the pop culture fabric of the late 1990s and into the 21st...
All About Jay. Perhaps best known as “Jay”, the foul-mouthed foil to hetero-lifemate “Silent Bob” in Kevin Smith’s View Askewnivere, Jason Mewes has blossomed into a full-blown pop culture icon since his debut in 1994’s CLERKS! His character would become a sort of James Bond of the mid-90’s low budget film – a fast talking, over ...
