Seydina Baldé

Seydina Baldé

Seydina Baldé (born 23 September 1977) is a French actor and martial artist. He has been Europe and World Karate Champion. Balde was born in Paris. He always wanted to become an actor, so went to theatre classes when he was a teenager and managed to be noticed while performing. He credits Jean-Claude Van Damme with inspiring him to pursue martial arts after watching his movies. At the age of 16, he began studying karate. He enjoyed quick success, winning the title of Junior Champion of the World after only four years of practice. In the world of martial arts, he is sometimes known by the nickname «la perle noire du karaté» ("the black pearl of karate"). Intending to become an actor as an adult, he went back to an acting class in Paris. He first appeared in the television adaptation of Largo Winch. Baldé played the guide to blind runner Yannick (played by Cyril Descours) in the 2011 Wargnier film La Ligne droite. He also starred in the film Covert Operation and then went on to star in the West African television series Lex Africana, which claims to be the first martial arts-based action thriller series from the region. Source: Article "Seydina Baldé" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

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Filmography

2024

Hounds of War
Hounds of War
as Femi
Movie - Released: 8/29/2024
Lex Africana
Lex Africana
as Gabriel Thiam
TV - Released: 4/22/2024

2022

November
November
as Policeman tailing Abaoud
Movie - Released: 10/5/2022

2014

Covert Operation
Covert Operation
as Gabriel
Movie - Released: 11/11/2014

2011

The Straight Line
The Straight Line
as Fanck
Movie - Released: 3/7/2011

2010

Fatal
Fatal
as Bailiff
Movie - Released: 6/16/2010

2005

Before You Leave
Before You Leave
as Black rasta
Movie - Released: 5/2/2005
Unleashed
Unleashed
as Swimming Pool Fighter
Movie - Released: 2/2/2005

1990

Fort Boyard
Fort Boyard
as Self
TV - Released: 7/7/1990

1976

Police Commissioner Moulin
Police Commissioner Moulin
as Professeur de Karaté
TV - Released: 8/4/1976