Sebastien Soudais

Sebastien Soudais, is a French stunt performer, martial artist, and actor, fight coordinator and stunt coordinator. He began practicing martial arts at the age of 5. He achieved notable success in the field, winning multiple French Kung Fu championships over a period of 13 years. Following his competitive career in Kung Fu, he transitioned into the movie industry, starting out as a stunt performer in a project alongside actor Matthew Modine. Throughout his career, Soudais has doubled for various actors, including Zac Efron, Romain Duris, Riz Ahmed, and Richard Speight Jr. However, he is perhaps most renowned for his role as the stunt double for Oscar winner Rami Malek in "No Time to Die" and "The Amateur". Sebastien Soudais has received recognition for his work, including winning three awards for his contributions to "Welcome to Candy's". He also earned a SAG (Screen Actors Guild) award for his work in "James Bond: No Time to Die", showcasing his excellence in stunt performance. Additionally, he received a SAG nomination for his involvement in "John Wick: Chapter 4". With more than 100 credits, Sebastien works on different projects worldwide. His most notable works are Taxi 4 produced by luc besson, Babylon AD with Vin Diesel and Michelle Yeoh, From Paris with love with john travolta, The sisters brothers with Joaquin Phoenix, The rhythm section with Black Lively, John Wick chapter 4 with Keanu Reeves, Haunted Mansion with Owen Wilson and Danny de Vito, tv series like Disney's Moonknight, CW's The Winchesters, NCIS Hawaii. Sebastien Soudais showcased his skill as a stunt coordinator in several movies and TV shows, including "Revenge," "Christmas in Pine Valley," "Secrets on Greek Row," and "Ms. Pat Show." In "Revenge," he crafted intense action scenes that added to the excitement of the film.