| rdfs:comment | - Kingi has had a prolific career, working on over 175 movies. While he is commonly cast as Hispanic characters, Kingi is actually of Cherokee/African/Caucasian descent.
- 02/12/1943 - Los Angeles, California (Estados Unidos)
- Henry Kingi (born December 2, 1943 in Los Angeles, CA, USA) is a stuntman, stunt coordinator, stunt driver and actor who has appeared in over 100 motion pictures and television shows. Kingi has worked various times with the likes of filmmakers such as John McTiernan, Steven Spielberg, Michael Bay and John Carpenter. He was once married to "The Bionic Woman" TV show lead star Lindsay Wagner and all of his sons, including Henry Kingi Jr., have also found success in the stunt film industry.
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| abstract | - Kingi has had a prolific career, working on over 175 movies. While he is commonly cast as Hispanic characters, Kingi is actually of Cherokee/African/Caucasian descent.
- 02/12/1943 - Los Angeles, California (Estados Unidos)
- Henry Kingi (born December 2, 1943 in Los Angeles, CA, USA) is a stuntman, stunt coordinator, stunt driver and actor who has appeared in over 100 motion pictures and television shows. Kingi has worked various times with the likes of filmmakers such as John McTiernan, Steven Spielberg, Michael Bay and John Carpenter. He was once married to "The Bionic Woman" TV show lead star Lindsay Wagner and all of his sons, including Henry Kingi Jr., have also found success in the stunt film industry. Kingi has shared the screen various times with stars such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Robert Patrick, Forest Whitaker, Al Leong, Harrison Ford, Bruce Willis, Keanu Reeves, James Lew, Sylvester Stallone, Thomas Rosales Jr. and Danny Trejo. Kingi's film credits include: the Predator, Bad Boys and Fast and Furious franchises, Lethal Weapon 3, Hot Shots: Part Deux!, Last Action Hero, Austin Powers in Goldmember, Ghosts of Mars and 2012's Total Recall remake. He has appeared on various shows such as "The A-Team", "T.J. Hooker", "V", "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", "Angel", "L.A. Heat", "24" and "Sleeper Cell".
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