“The Fall Guy”: A Tribute to Stunt Performers
Hollywood stars Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling join forces in this adrenaline-fueled film by director David Leitch, himself a former stunt actor. Inspired by the iconic 1980s TV series about daredevil stunt performers, “The Fall Guy” hits theaters in Saudi Arabia this Thursday, promising a thrilling blend of humor, romance, mystery, and heart-pounding action.
Celebrating Our Unsung Heroes In an exclusive interview with Arab News, Emily Blunt shares her passion for the film: “It’s a celebration of our incredible industry, but more importantly, it’s a spotlight on the remarkable work of stunt performers. They’ve risked life and limb to create that electrifying sense of wonder we all experience in movies.”
Setting Records and Defying CGI “The Fall Guy” doesn’t hold back. Not only is it jam-packed with jaw-dropping stunts, but it also shatters the Guinness World Record for the most cannon rolls in a car. Stunt driver Logan Holladay executes an astonishing eight-and-a-half rolls, surpassing the previous record set by Adam Kirley in 2006’s “Casino Royale.”
Ryan Gosling’s Salute Gosling, no stranger to stunt doubles, praises the film’s mission: “For too long, these unsung heroes have dazzled us with their feats, only to fade into the shadows. It’s high time we recognize their invaluable contributions.”
Colt Sievers’ Comeback The film’s gripping plot follows Colt Sievers, a retired stuntman who left the industry to focus on his well-being. But when the megastar of a blockbuster movie—directed by his ex-girlfriend—vanishes, Colt is thrust back into the heart-pounding world of stunts and danger.
Ted Lasso’s Hannah Waddingham also graces the screen, adding her star power to this adrenaline-charged cinematic experience.
🎞️ Get ready for “The Fall Guy”—where action meets heart, and stunts take center stage!
