Wayne Crews

Wayne Crews works in film and television as a choreographer of sword, dagger and knife fights. As an apprentice of famous swordmaster Anthony De Longis, Wayne fought in and choreographed stage productions of such works as "The Three Musketeers", "King Lear", "Othello" and others. Wayne is an expert in military weapons, military transport and ancient or medieval weapons. He has appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962), Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993) and recently on Ballroom Bootcamp (2005) as an expert in footwork. He has played numerous hitmen, bouncers or thugs, and has been a photo double for Nicolas Cage. Wayne also played a hitman pursuing Maria Conchita Alonso in Acts of Betrayal (1997). His newest release follows his first swashbuckling pirate movie, the adult film Conquest (1996), and is called Eternity (2005) from Wicked Pictures. He plays the best friend to the lead actor and fights in a wonderful scene toward the end of the film ("Eternity" may well be the highest-budgeted adult film ever made, with "Conquest" holding the record to beat for sales). Wayne has a lengthy behind-the-scenes interview in both films, with directors praising his great personality, and training style. Wayne is currently in development with his own production of "The Deadly Dance", and coaches actors at the Academy of Style in Northridge, California.