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Julian Black Antelope

Julian Black Antelope

Actor

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. After leaving home at 15, he sought out his First Nation roots. Eventually, some Blackfoot elders took him under their wings. He has been quoted as saying, “I’m half-Irish and half some kind of Indian.” He is best known for his role as Darrien Tailfeathers on the series Blackstone. He has also written, directed, produced or edited many independent short films and video documentaries including the 2019 feature Harpoon.

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Julian Black Antelope  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
5.3
ActorTomb Robber (uncredited)2014
Movie
3.9
ActorTorik2016
Movie
5.4
ActorCheeon2018
Movie
5.9
ActorLou Chester2018
Movie
7.6
ActorLightfoot2011
Movie
4.8
ActorLittle Abraham2018
Movie
4.3
ActorChief George2019
Movie
5.2
Actor2019
Movie
5.3
ActorIndian Warrior2007
Movie
4.7
ActorCarson2021
Movie
4.3
ActorRaul Ramirez2012
Movie
7.3
ActorChief Kehetu2022
Movie
5.3
ActorGatley2024
Movie
ActorJarome
Movie
5.4
ActorPaco Daisy2024
TV Show
5.5
ActorDaniel Crowchild
18 Episodes
2020-2022
TV Show
8.1
ActorBroken Wing
1 Episode
2011-2016
TV Show
7.3
ActorAdam Creyke
1 Episode
2014-2023
TV Show
7.1
ActorDr. Témet Téngalkat
2 Episodes
2024
TV Show
7.2
ActorReggie
1 Episode
2019
Short Film
6.2
ActorJacob Wematim2017
Short Film
Actor2016
TV Show
6.7
ActorDahkeya Nakai
2 Episodes
2021-2021
Movie
6.9
ActorNarrator2009
Movie
ActorHunter2012
Movie
6.4
ProductionAssociate Producer2017
Movie
5.9
ProductionProducer2018
Movie
6
ProductionProducer2019
Movie
5.2
ProductionProducer, Stunt Coordinator2019
Short Film
6.2
WritingWriter, Producer2017
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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