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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2024 · 1H 12M

Loren Avedon – King Of The Kickboxers – Ep151

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Loren Avedon embarked on his acting journey at the tender age of 5, initially captivating audiences as the iconic milk-mustached kid in numerous Carnation Milk commercials. His entry into the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) came courtesy of his role as a Pepsi/Slice Black belt in a striking advertising campaign. The turning point in Avedon’s career occurred at a Los Angeles Karate School, where fate intertwined with opportunity. Producer Roy Horan, on the lookout for a replacement for Jean Claude Van Damme in “No Retreat, No Surrender II: Raging Thunder,” discovered Avedon. Triumphing over 75 auditioning actors, he secured his first major break. Lauded by Variety as the “Blue-eyed blonde-haired Bruce Lee,” Avedon’s on-screen presence extends beyond his breakthrough role. Audiences have witnessed his martial arts prowess in films like Blood Brothers, King of the Kickboxers, Operation: Golden Phoenix, The Silent Force, and more. Avedon’s multifaceted talents shine as he not only graces the screen but also takes on roles behind the scenes. He showcased his skills as a writer, producer, and lead actor in Deadly Ransom. Beyond the cinematic realm, Avedon has contributed significantly to the television landscape, serving as a stuntman and fight choreographer in hundreds of episodes. Among his numerous accolades, Avedon cherishes his Emmy Award, a testament to his excellence as a Stuntman. His journey, marked by diverse accomplishments, continues to resonate with fans and industry peers alike. Loren Avedon – IMDb Loren Avedon (@lorenavedonofficial) • Instagram photos and videos Loren Avedon | Facebook https://tubitv.com/search/loren%20avedon

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