Nov 8, 2023
hehe oc postin!! They're from the most recent story I have (sometimes) been thinking about.
They all live in slightly haunted twon together (and by slightly I mean very haunted. There's more of them btw I just drew 5 tonight)
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hehe oc postin!! They're from the most recent story I have (sometimes) been thinking about.
They all live in slightly haunted twon together (and by slightly I mean very haunted. There's more of them btw I just drew 5 tonight)
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Angelina Jolie scouting for actors for the biopic abt war journalist/photographer Don McCullin. Word is that’s what her London trip was for and Paul Mescal is in the running for a role.
So that seems to be what the meeting was for especially since her friend and stuntman, Simon Crane was also in attendance. There’s reportedly a few others still in the running so it hasn’t been given to Paul (or anyone) just yet.
Angelina Jolie's next project will be behind the camera
Terry Madden, Simon Crane, Vic Armstrong, Gary Spratling and Jonathan Taylor on Waterloo Bridge, waiting for Sarah Donohue to demolish Waterloo Pier in her Sunseeker. Filming the boat chase for "The World Is Not Enough".
Simon Crane, Unbroken, Do Not Fix it
Another great stuntman turned stunt coordinator/2nd Unit Director from Great Britain is Simon Crane. There seems to be a great deal of talent in the stunt category coming from this part of the world. He didn’t start out to be a stuntman, he actually went to college to become a lawyer, but hated it,…
Simon Crane, Unbroken, Do Not Fix it was originally published on Brothers' Ink Productions
Wayne Michaels for Goldeneye
Wayne Michaels as James Bond bungee jumped over a dam to break into a Russian chemical weapons factory. Michaels reached 100 miles per hour (161 km/h) during the jump and came perilously close to the sloping surface of the dam, which was studded with irons struts that could have torn him to pieces. The…
Wayne Michaels for Goldeneye was originally published on Brothers' Ink Productions
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Simon Crane, Unbroken, Do Not Fix it
Another great stuntman turned stunt coordinator/2nd Unit Director from Great Britain is Simon Crane. There seems to be a great deal of talent in the stunt category coming from this part of the world. He didn’t start out to be a stuntman, he actually went to college to become a lawyer, but hated it,…
Simon Crane, Unbroken, Do Not Fix it was originally published on Brothers' Ink Productions
Wayne Michaels for Goldeneye
Wayne Michaels as James Bond bungee jumped over a dam to break into a Russian chemical weapons factory. Michaels reached 100 miles per hour (161 km/h) during the jump and came perilously close to the sloping surface of the dam, which was studded with irons struts that could have torn him to pieces. The…
Wayne Michaels for Goldeneye was originally published on Brothers' Ink Productions
Simon Crane and Cliffhanger
Cliffhanger (1993) is in the Guinness Book of World Records for the costliest aerial stunt ever performed. Sly Stallone paid $1m out of his own pocket for stunt man Simon Crane to slide between two planes at 15,000 feet – making it the most expensive aerial stunt ever. Funnily enough, though he managed it perfectly, he couldn’t get…
Simon Crane and Cliffhanger was originally published on Brothers' Ink Productions