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Michel Qissi
Michel Qissi ((アラビア語:ميشيل قصي); born Mohammed Qissi on 12 September 1962) is a Moroccan-Belgian actor, perhaps best known for his role as Tong Po in the 1989 martial arts film ''Kickboxer''.
==Biography==
Qissi was born in Oujda, Morocco and moved to Brussels, Belgium at the age of 2. He began training in boxing at seven years old, and became an amateur champion in his weight class at 17. He also went on to study Shotokan Karate, Muay Thai and kickboxing. He befriended Jean-Claude Van Damme at an early age and they grew up together with the same love for action films and training in martial arts.
In 1982, Qissi and Van Damme moved to the United States in the hope of becoming action stars. They both were cast as extras in the film, ''Breakin''' in 1984, before landing their big break in 1986. After obtaining an interview with Menahem Golan of Cannon Films, they secured a three-picture deal, the first of which was the highly successful ''Bloodsport'', in which Van Damme starred and Qissi had a small role as a tournament fighter named Suan Paredes. In 1989, Qissi and Van Damme teamed up again for the film ''Kickboxer'', in which Van Damme was the protagonist once more and Qissi the film's main villain, Tong Po. 1990 saw the pair make the film ''Lionheart'', in which Qissi's brother, Abdel, played the villain. This was to be the last film Van Damme and Qissi made together, but Qissi did go on to reprise his role as Tong Po in ''Kickboxer 2''.
In 2014, Qissi made the movie ''Bara'', in which he played a double role as Bara and Hamza. In 2015, ''Bara'' will be released in Morocco theatrically. In addition thereafter, the film will be released in United States and Europe.
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