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Anthony De Longis
DeLongis in 2011
Born	Anthony Charles De Longis (1950-03-23)March 23, 1950 (age 75) Glendale, California, U.S.
Occupations	Actor, stuntman, fight choreographer
Years active	1969–present
Spouse	Dr. Mary de Longis ​ (m. 2025)​
Website	www.delongis.com

Anthony Charles De Longis (born March 23, 1950) is an Americanactor,stuntman, andfight choreographer.

De Longis was born inGlendale, California. He attendedCalifornia State University, Northridge where he was initiated into thePhi Kappa Psi fraternity.

Originally fromLondon, Ontario,Canada.

He is well known for his recurring role during the first two seasons of the TV seriesStar Trek: Voyager, as First MajeJal Culluh, leader of theKazon-Nistrim.

A very experiencedswordsman, he is also known for his roles onHighlander: The Series, as Lymon Kurlow in the third-season episode "Blackmail", and as Otavio Consone in the fifth-season episode"Duende". De Longis auditioned and was considered for the lead role in the series. A martial artist and weapon master in several disciplines, he played a swordsman oppositeJet Li in the 2006 martial arts epicFearless, and gaveHarrison Ford extensive whip training for the 2008 filmIndiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. He also taughtMichelle Pfeiffer how to use the bullwhip for her role asCatwoman in the 1992 filmBatman Returns.^[1]

De Longis provided the voice ofMarshal Leigh Johnson in the 2010westernvideo game,Red Dead Redemption. He also appeared in thedownloadable content packRed Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare.

De Longis' best known film role was as the characterBlade in the 1987 filmMasters of the Universe, in which he was alsoFrank Langella's stunt double. He also portrayed Gary Ketchum inRoad House, performing featured fights againstPatrick Swayze's Dalton.

He appeared as Claus Van Zandt in 1985 on thesoap operaDays of Our Lives, and as Leo Mitchell in 1989 onSanta Barbara. He has also made guest appearances on many other TV series, includingBattlestar Galactica (original series),V,Babylon 5,Queen of Swords, andMacGyver. De Longis provided his voice in aStar Trek video game. De Longis was the voice actor as the main antagonist Lord Zygon inStarchaser: The Legend of Orin on 1985 film.

De Longis was also the swordmaster and stunt co-ordinator on the first six production episodes of the syndicated TV seriesQueen of Swords (101-107, not 105). The Queen of Swords was portrayed by newcomerTessie Santiago and he trained her for two months in pre-production in California in the use of the rapier and dagger in the Spanishmysterious circle (Destreza) style^[2] to give the heroine a unique fighting style. He had used this style in the episode"Duende" ofHighlander: The Series. He also trained Santiago in the use of the whip before moving toTexas Hollywood,Almería, Spain for the filming of the series. He appears in episode 1,"Destiny", as Maestro Torres the fencing instructor of Tessa Alvarado and episode 16, "The Hanged Man", as the ruthless Krane of the title. In the series he trained guest starsBo Derek andCristián de la Fuente and also doubled for him.^[3]

In 1999, De Longis formed Palpable Hit Productions, a production company specializing in bladed weapons and bullwhip training videos. The initial productions presented swordplay for performance, but in 2002 branched out to include historically correct combative fencing techniques in conjunction with the Martinez Academy of Arms.

In 2009, De Longis appeared on an episode of theDeadliest Warrior as an expert for the weapons and tactics used byWilliam Wallace.

In 2015, De Longis appeared on an episode ofMythBusters, teachingAdam Savage andJamie Hyneman how to use abullwhip so they could testIndiana Jones myths.

In 2018, De Longis appeared as a guest on an episode ofGood Mythical Morning in which he whippedRhett McLaughlin on the buttocks.^[4] In April 2023, De Longis returned to the show, promptingRhett & Link to play a memory game revisiting the details of his initial appearance.^[5]

He and his wife live at Rancho Indalo,Canyon Country.

• Good Mythical Morning (2018) - volunteered in Rhett and Link'smirror-touch synesthesia experiment
• MythBusters (2015) - helped teach Adam and Jamie how to use a bullwhip to test Indiana Jones myths
• DC Nation Shorts (2011) - testedGreen Arrow's boxing glove arrow
• La Verdadera Destreza: The True Art and Style of Spanish Swordsmanship (1999/2001) (withMaestroRamon Martinez)
• Queen of Swords (2000) - first six production episodes as swordmaster/stunt co-ordinator
• Final Round (1994)
• Far and Away (1992)
• Dangerously Close (1986)

• Sovereign's Medal for Volunteers (1 August 2016).^[6][7][8]

• Roberta Brown

• Official website
• Anthony De Longis atIMDb 

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