Starring in the award winning indie film The Honorable served to win Vandenberg the lead role in a series of Timex spots for director Tim Burton. Shortly afterward he was hired to train and teach Leonardo Di Caprio in antique knife fighting techniques for Martin Scorcese's Gangs of New York. Whilst in Italy filming, Dominiquie won the role of "Tommy" in Di Caprio's "Dead Rabbits" gang. The terrific press and publicity generated by the relentless and brutal nature of the fight sequences garnered great interest in him. He was hired by Regent Entertainment, producers of the Oscar nominated film, Gods and Monsters, to play the title role in their super violent martial arts picture, _Pit Fighter (2004)_ . It will be distributed domestically by 20th Century Fox.

In September of 2004 his biography will hit the shelves of book stores across America. "The Iron Circle" looks set to introduce him to an even larger audience than the cult following he currently enjoys.
Martial arts practitioner (Free Style 'Full Combat' champion) Dominiquie's first starring role as Andre in The Honorable can be seen when the film hits the video shelves in March of 2003. The film is a semi autobiographical account of his journey to the US. Ex-French Foreign Legion Special Forces, served with the 2nd REP Paras for five years in Africa and the far East, before working as an independent advisor or soldier for hire. Competed as a professional in Muay Thai kick boxing in Burma and Thailand following his stint in the legion -- believes his time living in the rural boxing camps served as a decompression chamber for the years in combat and actually served to keep him sane. Actually served in the French Foreign Legion Special Forces for a five year stint. Saw engagement in Africa and Bosnia. One of the few "so called" knife fighting technicians to have actually survived real life encounters.