CJ Jones

CJ Jones is an American actor known for his roles in movies and TV shows. Born in 1949/1950, he currently resides in Los Angeles. Jones gained recognition as one of the subjects of the documentary 'See What I'm Saying: The Deaf Entertainers Documentary' in 2009. He made his feature film debut in Edgar Wright's 'Baby Driver' in 2017, portraying Joseph, the deaf foster father of the protagonist. Jones has also developed three one-man shows that have toured several countries. He co-wrote and directed children's television series 'Once Upon a Sign,' adapting six classic fairy tales. Additionally, he created a Na'vi sign language for the movie 'Avatar: The Way of Water,' where he plays a Na'vi character. With a background of deaf parents and fluency in American Sign Language, Jones brings a unique perspective to his performances.