Schwartz Benjamin

Name: Schwartz Benjamin
Native name: 班杰明
Given name: Ban Jie Ming
Also Known as: 石磊, 班杰明, 潘杰明, Shi Lei, Banjieming, Panjieming
Nationality: American
Gender: Male
Born: June 6, 1982
Age: 44

In 2009, Benjamin Schwartz appeared as a contestant on Taiwan's Super Idol 3. Schwartz was eliminated, but his performance caught the eye of writer Chiung Yao, who created a role for him in the 2011 drama New My Fair Princess. Schwartz now works as a professional yoga instructor.

In 2022, Benjamin Schwartz married his boyfriend after two years of engagement. Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2013	Only Hero Chinese Drama, 2013, 34 eps Qiao Er (Support Role)	34	Qiao Er Support Role	0.0
2012	Amy Go Chinese Drama, 2012, 30 eps Jie Ke (Support Role)	30	Jie Ke Support Role	7.2
2011	New My Fair Princess Chinese Drama, 2011, 98 eps Benjamin (Main Role)	98	Benjamin Main Role	7.4

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