Seagal

Seagal refers to Steven Seagal, an American actor, martial artist, producer, and musician known for his work in action films and television. Born on April 10, 1952, in Lansing, Michigan, he pursued martial arts training from a young age and studied in Japan, where he developed a reputation for aikido. He later opened a dojo in the United States and built a career as a martial arts instructor before moving into film and television.

Seagal’s breakthrough came with Above the Law (1988), followed by Hard to Kill (1990) and Under Siege (1992). Under Siege is his best-known film and helped establish his screen persona as a composed, physically imposing action star. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, he appeared in a mix of theatrical releases and direct-to-video projects, and he later starred in the reality television series Steven Seagal: Lawman, which aired on A&E and followed his role as a reserve deputy sheriff.

In addition to acting, Seagal has pursued music and has released material in the blues-rock genre. He has also worked as a producer and director on various film and television projects.

In 2016, Seagal was granted Russian citizenship by President Vladimir Putin and has since lived in Russia, where he has publicly commented on international affairs. His career encompasses film, television, and music, with a background in aikido shaping his public persona as an action star and martial arts practitioner.