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1. Stuntman plans to leap Wall of China
2. In fact the wrestler was a well-known stuntman.
3. Stuntman Richard Graydon was supposed to "fall" during a tussle on top of a cable car with the terrifying steel-toothed Jaws in Moonraker.
4. SHAKEN Gripping stuff, but Roger Moore left it the stuntman in Octopussy
5. The cut is still crucial to SFX, since it enables the director to leap instantly between different levels of reality and illusion; eg stuntman cut close-up of actor cut stuntman, in for example, Tim Burton's Batman (1989), where Michael Keaton, as Batman, is not required to personally perform sensational wirework acts of falling or climbing.
6. BRAVE stuntman Reg Morris, 46, will eat 3lb of Brussels sprouts in one go at a carnival in Walsall, West Midlands, to raise cash for charity.
7. "Stefano reckons he sacrificed his own life for his daughter's career but he was only a waiter and a boxer and stuntman before that.
8. HEAD FOR HEIGHTS: A stuntman took on more than the scary Jaws
9. He says: "I used to do all my own stunts, then one day I thought, "Why am I depriving a stuntman of an honest day's work?"
10. Such subject elements include: small things passing for large (models, miniature sets); large passing for small or normal sized (eg an oversized set if normal people are supposed to be miniaturized); animate for animate (stuntman; stand-in; actor or child or dwarf inside animal or creature); inanimate for animate (from the cel of the animator to the monster or creature constructed in miniature or full scale and made to move by electrical/mechanical/hydraulic means or by stop-motion animation); animate for inanimate (pseudomechanical effects operated by muscle power; the androids, played by normal actors, in Blade Runner ); composite for single images (rear or front projection of the setting or alternatively the action, or one person playing two roles on screen simultaneously); 2-D for 3-D (glass paintings, painted backdrops).
11. Media stuntman Jimmy Cauty of the KLF was born in Totnes .
12. He claims he did the stunts while the stuntman did all his acting scenes, but this of course is just his little joke.