Talk:Jon Seda

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Chronology The following paragraph is somewhat misleading.

Jon soon had a record of 21 wins and one loss as an amateur boxer, however, his life changed when he landed the role of "Detective Paul Falsone" on NBC's: "Homicide: Life on the Street". His film debut came about in 1992 in the film "Gladiator" (a boxing film) where he played the role of "Ramon" a Cuban boxer.

In point of fact, Seda was not cast on "Homicide" until 1997. By that time he had appeared in several pictures (including I Like it Like That and Twelve Monkeys) and on a few TV shows including NYPD Blue.

So it's not that Seda was a Golden Gloves boxer who became an actor when he was cast on Homicide, which is what seems to be implied. He had been a full-time actor for several years.Bjones