Victor Togunde

Victor Togunde (born 31 January 1975) is an American film and television actor and acro teacher based in Los Angeles.

He is known for his roles in Sister, Sister (1994-1995), The Army Show (1998), and CSI: NY (2008). He is active on social media with a large following: 

• Instagram: over 45,000 followers
• Tiktok: over 11,000 followers

Victor Togunde was born as Victor Oluse Adeniyi Togunde on January 31, 1975, in Kentucky. He attended children's acting classes at Dallas Young Actors Studio in Dallas, Texas.
 

• Togunde made his acting debut in 1994, appearing in 4 episodes of the TV series Sister, Sister.
• Made his film debut in 1995, with a minor role in director Tony Scott's Crimson Tide, starring Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman.
• In 1998, Togunde was seen in the recurring role of "Ozzie Lee" in the television series The Army Show.
• In 2008, Togunde was cast as "Wolford Bessie" in "The Cost of Living" episode of the hit TV series CSI: NY.
• Last seen on the screen in 2016 with a supporting role in director Adam Collis' comedy/drama Car Dogs (starring Octavia Spencer and Alessandra Torresani).
• Recently finished filming for BlackBox: Saturation of the Implication. The film is in post-production with the release date yet to be announced.