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David Holmes, Harry Potter's stunt double, was paralyzed after a stunt accident but remains positive, emphasizing his pride in his work, his ongoing friendship with Daniel Radcliffe, and his efforts to raise awareness about disability issues while continuing to be involved in the wizarding world through voice acting and storytelling.
Kevin Costner is sued by stunt double Devyn LaBella, who alleges he directed an unscripted and violent rape scene without proper safety measures, causing her trauma and affecting her career. The lawsuit includes claims of sexual harassment and discrimination, and LaBella reports she was not rehired for subsequent film installments. The case highlights serious allegations of misconduct on set.
A female stunt double has sued Kevin Costner and the producers of the film Horizon: An American Saga, alleging she was subjected to an unscripted and non-consensual rape scene on set, which caused her trauma. Costner's attorney denies the claims, calling her a 'serial accuser,' while the lawsuit highlights issues of safety and consent in Hollywood productions.
Fans of Netflix's "Outer Banks" are speculating about a possible falling out between stars Rudy Pankow and Madison Bailey after a scene in the series finale appeared to use a stunt double, avoiding showing the actors together on screen. This has led to online discussions about potential off-screen tensions, with some fans criticizing the actors for perceived unprofessionalism. The situation has drawn comparisons to past instances in other shows where actors filmed scenes separately due to personal conflicts.
Daniel Radcliffe is teaming up with his longtime stunt double, David Holmes, to create a documentary about Holmes' life. The film will feature personal footage, behind-the-scenes material, and interviews with Holmes, Radcliffe, friends, family, and former crew. Titled "David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived," the documentary explores themes of resilience, adversity, and the bonds that connect us. This collaboration follows their podcast, Cunning Stunts, where they discuss notable stunt performers and action scenes in films. The project is produced by HBO Documentary Films in association with Sky Studios and Lightbox/Ripple Productions.
Daniel Radcliffe is executive-producing a documentary for HBO and Sky about his Harry Potter stunt double, David Holmes, who was paralyzed during a stunt in 2009. The documentary, titled David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived, explores their long-standing bond and features behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with Holmes, Radcliffe, friends, family, and former crew, and themes of resilience and identity. The documentary premieres on November 15.
Daniel Radcliffe is executive producing a documentary called "David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived" about his former stunt double, David Holmes, who was paralyzed in an accident on the set of Harry Potter. The film features personal footage, behind-the-scenes material, and interviews with Holmes, Radcliffe, friends, family, and former crew. Produced by Lightbox and Ripple Productions, the documentary will air next month.