Biography
Stanley White Jr. is an American actor, and stunt performer whose career bridges dramatic storytelling and cinematic action. A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, and a graduate of Southern University and A&M College with a Bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts, White has established himself as a versatile performer known for bringing authenticity, physicality, and emotional presence to the screen.
Drawing from a foundation in live theatre and years of professional stunt experience, White has built a career spanning feature films, television, and large-scale live productions. His credits include Sinners, Osiris, Control Freak, Black and Blue, NCIS: New Orleans, Black Lightning, Queen of the South, and Cloak & Dagger, where his work has ranged from dramatic performances to complex action sequences requiring precision, discipline, and collaboration.
White’s versatility extends beyond traditional film and television. He toured internationally with Marvel Universe live as Rhino-Man in a live arena production, performing before thousands in more than 80 cities throughout North America and Europe. The experience sharpened his ability to blend athleticism with character, reinforcing a performance style rooted in both technical excellence and storytelling.
Equally passionate about acting and stunt performing , White approaches every project with the belief that action should serve character and story. His background in theatre, combined with years of on-set experience, has earned him a reputation for professionalism, preparation, and leadership under pressure.
As his career continues to evolve, White is focused on portraying layered, compelling characters across film, television, and streaming while helping create action that is not only visually dynamic, but emotionally meaningful. Whether in front of the camera as an actor or behind the scenes coordinating action, he is dedicated to telling stories that leave a lasting impact.
