How do "A-List" actors generally regard stunt people?
Are you looked down upon for not being in the limelight, or are you respected because you're willing to do the dirty work that the actors can't. Or are you just another part of the crew?
And how much care is taken when deciding which stunt person should represent which actor? Is it a ballpark: same gender same hair colour, or is a lot of thought gone into these decisions.
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How do "A-List" actors generally regard stunt people?
Are you looked down upon for not being in the limelight, or are you respected because you're willing to do the dirty work that the actors can't. Or are you just another part of the crew?
And how much care is taken when deciding which stunt person should represent which actor? Is it a ballpark: same gender same hair colour, or is a lot of thought gone into these decisions.
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