I spend the afternoon looking at footage we shot in Los Angeles for the Gary Kent documentary Love & Other Stunts that I'm directing/producing. Here are a few snippets that may or may not make it into the completed film. We're aiming for a rough cut by the end of the year.
Here's The Stuntman director Richard Rush talking about how his career began.
Director/stuntman John "Bud Cardos talking about doing stunts.
Director Don Jones talking about why he quite doing stunts.
and actor Marc Singer talking about Chuck Bail and The Beastmaster.
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Sunday, August 4, 2013
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Pulling a stunt in Taylor
We had a great event at the Howard Theatre this past Sunday benefitting Hospice Austin of Williamson County. I read briefly from EVACUATION PLAN and Gary Kent showed a pristine print of of his film RAINY DAY FRIENDS with star (and rather famous stuntman) Chuck Bail on hand to tell some tale tales.

That's Gilbert Wildin and family with Chuck, Gary and Bob Ivy outside the theater. Gilbert played some blues guitar to open the event.

Grace Holland of Hospice Austin, Gary, me and my sister Clare.

Gary orders up some goodies at the counter. Cole the manager called the event the best in his time at the Howard Theatre.

Chuck Bail, Gary Kent and Bob Ivy. You may know Bob as the mummy in Bubba Ho-Tep.

That's Gilbert Wildin and family with Chuck, Gary and Bob Ivy outside the theater. Gilbert played some blues guitar to open the event.

Grace Holland of Hospice Austin, Gary, me and my sister Clare.

Gary orders up some goodies at the counter. Cole the manager called the event the best in his time at the Howard Theatre.

Chuck Bail, Gary Kent and Bob Ivy. You may know Bob as the mummy in Bubba Ho-Tep.
Labels:
Bereavement,
bob ivy,
chuck bail,
film,
gary kent,
Grief,
hospice,
Howard theatre,
Southwest Texas
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