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Actor <font color=yellow>Tanc Sade</font> makes a guest appearance in an upcoming episode of CSI:Miami</a>. Scenes from the episode were shot on location in Miami.
It seems the city of Miami is unlucky for Sade. He described all he’s been through there – a drug lord beat him up and threw him overboard a boat, then his brother threw him off a moving bus. Then he nearly drowned, only to be rescued by a yacht then find out the drug lord is onboard. He gets kicked in the neck, has a vertebrae broken and is then thrown overboard again. He got half-eaten by a shark, washed up on the beach, then kicked and urinated on by a vigilante. “That’s a hell of a work day, if you ask me,” says Sade.
Sade confesses that he accepted the guest role on the show mostly for the free trip to Miami. He extended his stay for two days after the shoot to indulge in a little debauchery. Sounds as if he might have earned it though.
Sade’s character generated quite the buzz on set. He wore a two piece prosthesis that made it appear one eye was knocked right out of his head. His face was so mangled the crew took to calling him Popeye.
Head over to the <A class="link" HREF=http://www.miamiherald.com/272/v-print/story/81342.html>Miami Herald</a>.<center></center>
It seems the city of Miami is unlucky for Sade. He described all he’s been through there – a drug lord beat him up and threw him overboard a boat, then his brother threw him off a moving bus. Then he nearly drowned, only to be rescued by a yacht then find out the drug lord is onboard. He gets kicked in the neck, has a vertebrae broken and is then thrown overboard again. He got half-eaten by a shark, washed up on the beach, then kicked and urinated on by a vigilante. “That’s a hell of a work day, if you ask me,” says Sade.
Sade confesses that he accepted the guest role on the show mostly for the free trip to Miami. He extended his stay for two days after the shoot to indulge in a little debauchery. Sounds as if he might have earned it though.
Sade’s character generated quite the buzz on set. He wore a two piece prosthesis that made it appear one eye was knocked right out of his head. His face was so mangled the crew took to calling him Popeye.
Head over to the <A class="link" HREF=http://www.miamiherald.com/272/v-print/story/81342.html>Miami Herald</a>.<center></center>