Sinqua Walls

Sinqua Walls is an American actor who moved from Louisiana to Marina del Rey, California, as a child, studied theater and film at the University of San Francisco while playing NCAA Division I basketball, and began acting after graduating in 2007. He started with guest and recurring television roles on shows such as Lincoln Heights, Grey's Anatomy, Chuck, and Friday Night Lights. He gained wider recognition as Vernon Boyd in Teen Wolf and later played Sir Lancelot in Once Upon a Time, Shawn Stark in Power, and Terrance Lil Ray Baltimore in The Breaks. He was cast in Clint Eastwood's The 15:17 to Paris in 2017 and starred as Don Cornelius in American Soul, his first leading role in a scripted series. His films include Resort to Love (2021), Nanny (2022), The Blackening (2023), Mending the Line (2022), White Men Can't Jump (2023), and Carry-On (2024), which became one of Netflix's most-watched films.