Stuntmen in a sentence

Moreover, unlike who have stuntmen to take their risky parts, professional wrestlers do not have stuntmen and expose themselves to all the potential risks involved in the ring.

So there’s a lot of can-do attitude from these guys that, I’m just really fortunate that they threw themselves into the cage, and wanted to fucking throw stuntmen around, and things like that.

Still, lawyers come to Luo’s house — more a repurposed, open-air dojo/stable where he used to train his stuntmen “disciples” and which has many a useful exposed beam/loose ladder lying about — and announce their intention to repossess Red Hare.

Newsbeat has asked the Oscars whether they might consider an award for stuntmen and women but has not had a response.

The life of stuntmen and women is never glamorous.

Test rides proved that the cape would stay on, and the stuntmen wore detachable capes instead.

After graduating from film school in western Sydney, Joel Edgerton took on small acting roles and began producing short films with his brother, fellow stuntmen and filmmaker friends.

Footage of the dramatic stunt, now unearthed by Mr Gibbs, was filmed by his wife alongside some clips of the stuntmen on set and camera crews setting up for filming.

He discussed the involvement of the film’s directors and stuntmen in the game’s design process.

Let's break down the work of stuntmen/stuntwoman and stunt coordinators, and talk about some of the most pressing accidents in recent cinematic history that indicate that more work needs to be done when it comes to the safety of these performers.

South Africa’s best-loved artists will collaborate with death-defying stuntmen and special circus acts from around the world (Photograph supplied by The Mailroom).

Stuntmen Tim Gibbes (left) and Bud Ekins (right) worked together on the set of The Great Escape.

Now, the visual effects here aren’t actually toobad, although the elves are still clearly not portrayed by flesh-and-blood stuntmen, which is distracting.

Stuntmen have been around, obviously, since the start of films, and I've talked with a lot of people who have been around the business, who have been mentors in my field, and the younger crowd, and there's a mix of conversations that go into this.

The practice of stuntmen dressing as women, thereby preventing the employment of women in a field in which they’re already underrepresented, is known in the industry as “wigging” and has been an issue since at least the ’60s, according to Coulter.

He was mentored by stuntmen in riding and other Western skills.

However, because of the creature's horizontal posture, the stuntmen had to wear metal leg extenders, which allowed them to stand convert off the ground with their feet bent forward.

Lantieri hid handles for the actors and stuntmen to grab onto when leaping from carriage to carriage.

Several others left and three stuntmen broke their bones, but the Screen Actors Guild decided, following an investigation, that nothing was inherently unsafe about the set.

The poop deck was built on a hinge which could rise from zero to ninety degrees in a few seconds as the ship's stern rose during the sinking. citation For the safety of the stuntmen, many props were made of foam rubber.