Spencer Wilding

Spencer Lee Wilding is a Welsh actor, stunt performer, and accomplished kickboxer known for his rugged on‑screen presence and behind‑the‑scenes expertise in physical performance. Born on 26 July 1972 in the quiet village of Meliden, Denbighshire, Wales, Wilding grew up immersed in the rugged landscapes that later informed his athletic and cinematic work. From an early age he displayed a natural affinity for combat sports, eventually training under three‑time world champion Russ Williams, which propelled him into a successful career as a professional kickboxer and cruiser‑weight boxer. His competitive background not only earned him numerous titles in the ring but also provided the discipline and body awareness that would become essential to his stunt work in Hollywood. In 2004 Wilding made his first credited appearance in film, quickly establishing a reputation as a reliable performer who could combine acting chops with demanding physical sequences, a rarity that made him a sought‑after asset on big‑budget productions. Over the years he has contributed to a diverse slate of projects, ranging from action‑heavy blockbusters to genre‑specific television series, often performing high‑risk stunts while also delivering supporting characters that add depth to the story. Though his role in the cancelled Batgirl project remained unseen, it exemplifies the breadth of his involvement in contemporary cinema. Outside of his professional life, Wilding is a devoted family man, father to three children, and maintains an active presence on social media where he shares training tips and behind‑the‑scenes glimpses. His blend of athletic skill, on‑set versatility, and genuine passion for performance continues to make him a valuable contributor to both the British and international film industries, ensuring his legacy will endure well beyond his current decade‑long career.