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- How old is Julian Black Antelope ? Julian Black Antelope is 48 years old as of February 2024.
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Julian Black Antelope. Actor: Debris. Representing the Buckskin, Black Horse family of the Weasel People, Julian Black Antelope aka "JBA" is a Canadian actor of First Nations/Central American and Irish descent.
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Father’s Name : Not knownMother’s Name : Not knownMarital Status : Not knownSchool : Not knownHobbies : Not knownFavourite Place : Not knownFavourite Food : Not knownFavourite Colour : Not knownHeight : Not knownWeight : Not knownHair Colour : BlackEyes Colour : BlackJulian Black Antelope (nicknamed JBA), is a Canadian actor of First Nations/Central American and Irish descent who first entered the film and television arena in 2004 on DreamWorks/TNT’s epic six-part mini-series Into the West (2005) alongside First nations Canadian icon, Graham Greene. A self-taught actor with no financial means for formal trainin...
Julian Black Antelope. Actor: Debris. Representing the Buckskin, Black Horse family of the Weasel People, Julian Black Antelope aka "JBA" is a Canadian actor of First Nations/Central American and Irish descent.
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Julian Black Antelope is a Canadian actor and stunt performer of Irish and First Nation descent. He was adopted and raised by a non-aboriginal couple. He grew up outside of Fort MacLeod near the Kainai (Blood) and Piikani Blackfoot Reserves but knew little of his native culture.
Feb 12, 2019 · It wasn’t until he was 32 years of age that Black Antelope admitted he was on the wrong path and decided to chart a new course. He got some help from Joe Eagle Tailfeathers, who took Black Antelope to his first First Nations sweat lodge and taught him about his culture.
Julian Black Antelope (nicknamed JBA), is a Canadian actor of First Nations/Central American and Irish descent who first entered the film and television arena in 2004 on DreamWorks/TNT's epic six-part mini-series Into the West (2005) alongside First nations Canadian icon, Graham Greene.
