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41 Photos. 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. JBA's performing career first began in the Canadian music scene before transitioning to acting in film and television in the early 2000's.
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6′ 3″ (1.91 m) Mini Bio. 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. JBA's performing career first began in the Canadian music scene before transitioning to acting in film and television in the early 2000's.
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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...
Sep 18, 2021 · From the “Buckskin, Black Horse family of the Weasel People”, Black Antelope is a nationally & internationally recognized working actor (“The Flash”, “Hold the Dark”, “Tribal”, “Penny Dreadful”, “Condor”, “Blackstone”), who also brings a growing body of work behind the camera writing and producing on several feature ...
Julian Black Antelope is a Canadian actor of First Nations/Central American and Irish descent. He portrayed Adam Creyke in The Flash. "P.O.W." Adam Creyke "Heart of the Matter, Part 1" Adam Creyke...
Julian Black Antelope is a Canadian actor and stunt performer. He portrays Argent on Netflix's Grendel. In 2004, he made his film and television debut opposite Canadian great Graham Greene in DreamWorks/epic TNT's six-part mini-series Into The West. Julian has studied with a variety of acting...
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.
