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This isn't just a celebration of the James Bond movies but is also a huge thank you to those men and women who have put us on the edge of our seats and taken our breath away with exciting action sequence and breathtaking stunts. A journey through Film and Television action.Your host is Jon Auty who is a stunt historian, co-host of podcast The Stunt Pod and author of the book 'Jump Rocky Jump' about the life and times of legendary Film and Television stuntman Rocky Taylor and the soon to be r ...
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Knowledge, wisdom and strategy for stunt men and women around the world. Augie Davis shares what he's learned from building a successful career as a stunt man, stunt coordinator and action director in the motion picture industry. Augie is an active stunt coordinator and action director and his goal is to provide the audience creative, entertaining and thought-provoking ideas on how to make it and stay at it. Augie focuses on start-ups, however you can also expect to be challenged to think di ...
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David Holmes was a Gymnast and Stunt Performer. He began his Stunt career at the age of 14 on “Lost In Space” and for the following ten years he performed on many productions, including; Prince Of Persia, The Golden Compass and all eight Harry Potter films as the main Harry Potter Stunt Double. David qualified for the Stunt Register when he was 22 years old, then on January 28th 2009, at the age of 25 David was left paralysed after an accident on set whilst rehearsing a stunt. It’s been over ...
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The Duke, John Wayne is a formidable thrower of the screen punch. In the words of the great Nosher Powell, "When I hit em they stay bloody hit". John Wayne made a career from being the American lawman who made everything right in the end. His ability to throw a cracking screen punch was second to none and thanks to stunt guys like YAKIMA CANUTT and…
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As many of you will know, a new 2024 version of the 1989 classic 'Road House' has recently been released. Its always good to have comparison, so lets take a look at both and do just that. If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following link https://linktr.ee/behindthestunts…
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A Burt Reynolds double bill is always an essential. Here we see him playing Gator McClusky in White Lightning in 1973 and again in Gator in 1976. Its another fine example of Burt working with long term friend and stuntman HAL NEEDHAM. Hal always wanted to push the boundaries and occasionally it didn't always go according to plan....as you'll find o…
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I've recently received my copy of the Anniversary British Stunt Register, which I was thrilled to receive this month. Here we celebrate the work of the BSR, a little about its beginnings and what's in store for the future. If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following link https://linkt…
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Sunday saw the 96th Academy Awards take place and once again the stunt community were overlooked, they did get a montage and a round of applause though....enough? No of course not.....lets discuss If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following link https://linktr.ee/behindthestunts…
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I've been asked many question regarding this case and although it doesn't fall into stonework as such, the armourer is a vital part of the team who create the action sequences. This happened on a film set - a rehearsal...and yet a live round was fired and killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injured director Joel Souza. How did this happen? T…
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The most expensive movie of 1997and one of the most exciting...also one of the silliest. BRIAN and GREG SMRZ are in charge of the action and they absolutely earn every single penny of their fee. Brilliant to say the least and here I chat about the big boat chase finale. Enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagr…
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Its that time again - we bring in a Bond fan and ask them to provide their Top 10 Bond Stunts and/or Action Sequences. Sam Rogers is a Bond fan who is a video editor and content creator - lots of great choices here and if you don't already follow him on Twitter you can find him @SamR_1995 on Instagram he's @sam_j_rogers To read his written work and…
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The second in our Kevin Costner season brings us to this clever thriller from director Roger Donaldson. Stunt Coordinator is DIAMOND FARNSWORTH who also doubles the star. Lets explore some of the action moments before Fridays YouTube deep dive Enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the f…
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Ask someone to name a western and this movie is likely to be in the top 10. Brilliantly clever, extremely funny and action packed. Stunt Coordinator JAMES ARNETT created the right atmosphere with the right stuntmen. He would double Paul Newman and MICKEY GILBERT would double Robert Redford. Here we explore the high fall and take a look at how this …
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Without question one of the greatest action films of our time. Arnie is back and this time he's fighting creatures from other galaxies. CRAIG BAXLEY is at the helm as stunt coordinator and 2nd Unit Director and what a team he puts together. Apart from JOEL KRAMER and PETER KENT on doubling duty we have some big names mingling with big names from th…
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A war movie is always a good place for a stuntman to shine. This movie has Harrison Ford in the thick of the action and the arms of Lesley Anne Down...some guys get all the luck eh? The stunts are handled by stunt coordinator ALAN STUART who brings together a great team including JIM DOWDALL, VAL MUSETTI and a young man who knows a thing or two abo…
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A beautiful film on many levels. Photography is gorgeous, its well written, John Barry's music is absolutely stunning.....Kevin Costner stars and directs this epic and has to be in practically every shot. The action is coordinated by NORMAN HOWELL who does a remarkable job. Lets celebrate the work here.... click the link to visit the pod dojo netwo…
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Another excellent addition to the action classic. Carl Weathers is ACTION JACKSON and in order to get him through the movie, the director is ex stuntman CRAIG BAXLEY. Safe as houses here. Doubled by JULIUS LAFLORE, Carl manages to keep the action on his side. A fun movie that should have gotten a sequel, but just didn't do enough business. Thank Go…
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A story of an everyday debt collector called Mark Taffin who does a favour for the village he lives in and they turn on him. Stunt Coordinator PETER BRAYHAM brings together a great team to create the action. Its a fun story, but the action really works. Enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook u…
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Its our last podcast before the new year so why not go out with a festive cracker. LETHAL WEAPON was a milestone movie for Mel Gibson who'd finally got his teeth into a character that would shape the rest of his career. Action is in the hands of stunt coordinator BOBBY BASS who brought in MIC RODGERS to double Mel Gibson and DAR ROBINSON to look af…
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Back to Bond this week with fan Vinnie Harris giving us his top 10 favourite stunts and action scenes. Enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following link https://linktr.ee/behindthestuntsעל ידי Jon Auty
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Clint Eastwood returns as Harry Callahan in the sequel to 'Dirty Harry' - 'Magnum Force' is as good, if not better that its older brother. A movie filled with some great action set pieces. Stuntman CARY LOFTIN at the helm on the action, delivers and if this wets your appetite for Friday, then my job here is done Enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode…
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A documentary about the life of stuntman DAVID HOLMES who, for those who don't know, was Daniel Radcliffe's chief stuntman on the Harry Potter films. You may also be aware that whilst filming he sustained a life changing injury. This extraordinary documentary explores David's world now and then with the assistance of stuntmen TOLGA KENNAN, MARC MAI…
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Started back in the mid 60s, this extraordinary archive is dedicated to those select few who risk life and limb for the sake of entertainment. Come with me as I explore the world of Johnny Hagner and his passion for the business. Enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following link …
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In 1981 THE FALL GUY hit the UK TV screens and changed peoples lives forever. If you were a keen, athletic kinda kid this show was great value for money. The lead character was a stuntman in film and television, and in between jobs he would work as a bounty hunter. Lee Majors was tired of being typecast as 'The Six Million Dollar Man' and jumped at…
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Every once in a Bond fans life they are asked to compile a TOP TEN list. Favourite movies in order or favourite theme songs. Here we explore the stunts and action sequences of Bond with the fans themselves. We start with Chris Eeles. @BigRedTrousers on Twitter and @007Bookshelf on Instagram. We chat about his list and why he's chosen then Also he w…
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This week we look at everyday possessed folk in this classic horror flick. In particular we look at stuntman CHUCK WATERS and his stairwell at the end of the picture. A beautiful example of directing, editing and performing by one man. Music is from Tubular Bells (1973) Tubular Bells 2 (1992) and Tubular Bells 3 (1998) If you've enjoyed this episod…
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Every year we roll out the red carpet and applaud those dedicated few who are nominated for the prestigious Taurus awards. The awards are a bit different these days so instead of arriving in Hollywood at the Paramount Theatre the nominations and winners are announced in a presentation that is released onto the Taurus website. Here are the nominatio…
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You may have read about the incident involving Andrew Flintoff and an accident he had whilst filming last year. The incident left him with very serious injuries, but this isn't the first time the show has incurred bad press. Lets explore this incident, based on what we know, and see why this happened. If you've enjoyed this episode then why not fol…
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After last weeks episode about the BSR and its many benefits we find ourselves looking to the rest of the world. One seasoned stunt coordinator is asking the same questions we ask when looking at the qualifications required by the BSR. He asks why stunt coordinators have no qualifications at all. Why? Because they aren't required. Lets explore If y…
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Back in 1973 a very important decision was made by the UK stuntmen and women. They decided to create a register of performers. Instead of everyone having trouble finding work, they pulled resourses and changed the way action was created. Over the last 50yrs many of the great moments ever captured on screen have come from this register. Let me give …
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It started with Edward Woodward, was taken on by Denzel Washington whilst giving Quenn Latifah a go. The Equaliser franchise has been a favourite for years. 38yrs ago it burst onto our screens and has been around in one shape or form ever since. Lets explore the series and congratulate those who've given us the action If you've enjoyed this episode…
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Tom Cruise doing that thing he does, this time as investigator Jack Reacher. A man who knows how to handle himself and evade capture. Stunt Coordinator PAUL JENNINGS does a brilliant job prepping the action scenes. Stunt double CASEY O'NEIL works with Tom, as always, to test everything thoroughly before each sequence is filmed. ROB ALONZO is brough…
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This movie does exactly what it says on the tin. Chuck Norris, assisted by Lee Marvin and a handful of stuntmen take on Robert Forster as a terrorist who hijacks a plane. Stunt Coordinator DON PIKE lays the action on with a butter knife and JOHN EPSTEIN doubling Chuck does a wonderful. #stunts If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us o…
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This weeks adventure see's us taking to the high seas in search of a map, and treasure and an explanation as to why 'CUTTHROAT ISLAND' lost so much money. It certainly had nothing to do with the action, brought to you by assistant stunt coordinators JORDI CASSARES and DICKEY BEER and their stunt supervisor VIC ARMSTRONG. The entire movie is an homa…
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A celebration of the French stunt professional. Wonderful driving action with JEAN CLAUDE LAGINEZ in charge and legendary British stuntman JOE DUNNE in charge of the physical action. Still regarded by many as one of the great car chase pictures in cinematic history. If you haven't seen it I urge you to do so Enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode the…
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The one occasion you get Michael Caine and Roger Moore in a movie together and it turns out to be this....sadly its not great but is rescued by ROY ALON as stunt coordinator who creates a number of action set pieces to take your mind off the fact that Michael Winner has written and directed this nonsense. TERRY WALSH doubles Michael Caine and STUAR…
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A brilliant example of action adventure set in a period piece with a handful of historical facts thrown in for good measure. Stunt Coordinators SIMON CRANE and MIC RODGERS, who also directs 2nd unit have created magical heart pounding stuff here. Its well worth a look if you haven't watched it already. We'll be back on Friday for the YouTube show t…
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Its the final chapter of the Indy trilogy and its incredibly important. We look at this from Vic Armstrongs point of view as he had effectively retired from performing and was concentrating on Stunt Coordinating and 2nd Unit Directing. So having to get himself back into shape for a doubling job is an incredible effort. Some of his finest moments - …
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With the release of Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One marks the 27th year of this incredible franchise. These movies have continued to push the boundaries of action after the other action pictures may not have hit that bar. Lets celebrate these films with a walk through those years and have a special look at the action https://linktr.ee/be…
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After last weeks exploration of female action Icons, imagine my surprise to find another list of 'The Greatest Stunts Ever...' And then imagine my shock when my face, youtube channel and link to my video about a particular stunt is also published....I'm not complaining ....all publicity is good. The Guardians list of the 25 Greatest Stunts is a bit…
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In this episode I discuss, alongside the fabulous Dr. Lisa Funnell, the female action icon. How many times have you seen lists online or in the papers talking about the Best Top 10 of this or the Most Influential Top 20 of that? The media loves lists, primarily when we have slow news days....but are these lists any good? Lets find out shall we? If …
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Back in the day, I'm allowed use that phrase as I'm of a certain age, ITV was the home of light entertainment. 7pm you could see Emmerdale Farm, not Emmerdale...this was in the days when it was about farming and not adultery or murder. This would have been followed by Coronation Street and then at 8pm was This Is Your Life hosted by wonderful Eamon…
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A look at what was happening in the world of Bob Simmons and Bond back in 1983. An important time to be a fan and if you worked on the Bond a great time to have Bob Simmons on your side. He was a remarkable man and his achievements on the picture with his stunt team and supervisor Paul Weston are a major reason for the films success. Step back to J…
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A sad day as we learn of Dinny's passing. So this is only a brief post, but wanted to pass this on and hopefully you can explore his work and learn about his family if you don't already know. Take care Dinny, God rest If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following link https://linktr.ee/…
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Once again it is time to delve into the world of the Turus World Stunt Awards and check out the nominations. Many great films and many fascinating stunts. Explore the list with me https://www.taurusworldstuntawards.com If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following link https://linktr.ee…
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Ray Austin was for many a founding father of stunt work. Here in the UK he was one of those few who gave many of the stunt business legends a leg up at the start of their careers. He gave Rocky Taylor an opportunity at doubling Patrick MacNee on The Avengers and he never looked back. Ray's story is fascinating and this interview will give you an in…
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Roy Scammell was an extraordinary character. Often seen on screen and easily recognisable by his shock of blonde hair. If you've ever seen anyone rollerskating in a film from 1970 to 1985 it was probably Roy. Apart from those skills he has fight arranging and stunt coordinating details on many movies and TV shows that have become household favourit…
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Back in 2016 Luke Aitkins jumped from 25,000ft without a parachute....why? Well this will become apparent when we listen to this episode. Mountain climbers climb mountains because they are there...not a million miles away from this remarkable feat. We talk to stuntman and the engineering brains behind this event Jim Churchman about his involvement …
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A film that I've seen on many occasions and one that has many key moments. Lawrence Olivier starring alongside Gregory Peck is enough to get the juices flowing, but we also have an added element of K9 proportions. Three Doberman's are set to attack Peck at the end of the film. How is this done? Who are the stunt doubles and what are the risks? Have…
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Richie Gaona is one of those select few of top US stuntmen who had an opportunity to work on the biggest and best productions Hollywood can throw at them. Starting out life in the family business of circus performer Richie quickly realised that his skills would be put to good use in the film game. A helping hand along the way from an established st…
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Sir Norman Wisdom was definitely an important factor in the success of the stuntman in film. Norman was guaranteed to make you laugh whatever you did. He couldn't walk down the street without seeing an opportunity to fall over and make people laugh. Tex Fuller was a stuntman who was perfectly cast as Norman's stuntman for many of his movie outings.…
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This was screened in the UK this last week and is a wonderful addition to the must see list of stunt related programming. It appears to be only available in the UK and Ireland right now through either ITVX or BritBox, but if you are in the US and would like to see it, simply email behindthestunts007@gmail.com and we'll see what we can do If you've …
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I'm often asked to give recommendations for books about the stunt industry and as you can imagine there are many books that give you an idea about stunts. But only a few can really hold the mantle of 'great reads'. Here are my favourites - enjoy If you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the follo…
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