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Years active. 2004–present. Tony Schiena a former South African intelligence operator [1] turned government defense contractor and actor. He is the CEO of MOSAIC (Multi Operational Security Agency Intelligence Company), a company providing private security, counter terrorism training, and other similar services.
Tony Schiena is a South African spy turned mercenary. He is the CEO of MOSAIC, that operates in hostile environments. Tony Schiena was featured in the Vice documentary Superpower for Hire. He has been credited for exposing ISIS use of chemical warfare against the Kurds in Iraq.
Tony Schiena. Actor: The Merchant of Venice. Tony Schiena first got his start in the film business with the role of Leonardo in William Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, starring Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, and Joseph Fiennes, and the feature Dot Kill by acclaimed director John Irvin, Oscar winner Bobby Moresco, and Emmy winner, Armand Assante.
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Tony Schiena. Actor: The Merchant of Venice. Tony Schiena first got his start in the film business with the role of Leonardo in William Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, starring Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, and Joseph Fiennes, and the feature Dot Kill by acclaimed director John Irvin, Oscar winner Bobby Moresco, and Emmy winner, Armand Assante.
Tony Schiena as Darc, the main protagonist of the movie, he is a brutal criminal with martial arts skills and an unquenchable thirst for revenge. Armand Assante as Lafique, an Interpol agent who seeks to take down a global human trafficking ring to save his own daughter.
Tony Schiena, a name synonymous with the intelligence sector, counter terrorism training, counter human trafficking, security for conflict areas and martial arts or more succinctly defensive tactics for special forces operators.
5. Apr. 2016 · At the age of 25 Schiena retired undefeated as a World Heavyweight Karate Champion, currently plays a central role in the fight against human trafficking, used to supply doormen to west London...
