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Actors - Actress: Henry Kingi, actor and stuntman

Posted on Thursday, February 14 @ 02:21:44 CST

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Henry Kingi has been an actor and stuntman for over 20 years. Kingi is rumored to be of Cherokee, African American, and White heritage. His appearance as Goody in Carwash was followed by numerous films.

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Henry Kingi met Lindsay Wagner on the set of Bionic Woman, and was married to her from 1981-84. They had two sons: Dorian Henry Kingi (b.9/25/82) and Alex Nathan Kingi (b.9/7/86).

Kingi appeared in the Bionic Woman episodes "All for One", "The Pyramid", and "Rancho Outcast". He was also the stunt co-ordinator/stuntman during Bionic Woman's last season.

Henry Kingi has worked as a stunt coordinator and assistant stunt coordinator to Jeff Imada on Rapid Fire, John Carpenter’s Memoirs of an Invisible Man, and John Carpenter Presents Body Bags among other credits.

See a full list of his lengthy film credits here and his casting page with photo here.

Henry Kingi is a cofounder of the Black Stuntmen’s Association, an organization he started with Eddie Smith some 20 years ago.

Henry Kingi, Sr was recently honored with a special award at the First Americans in the Arts 2002 ceremonies for 'Lifetime Achievement in Stunts.' Kingi is also an inductee into the Hollywood Stuntmen's Hall Of Fame.