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JamesLuo
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The Persistence of Memory by James Luo
Memoirs of a real Fall Guy (among many other hats worn by this man!)
John Landis is excited about the scene we are making. He wants to film my fall from all different angles, which means I have to hit the ground over and over again. Sherrod had told me, in addition to all the other money I have already made for the fight scene, I would be paid $400 every time I hit the ground. This is what is called a stunt adjustment or bump. The crew winces every time I make impact. They don’t realize that I’m getting one foot down right before I hit the ground, softening the blow. Sherrod looks worried and keeps asking me if I’m okay. I keep saying yes as I think of all the money I am making. He shakes his head. I’m considering buying a new car. I hit the ground twelve times. I buy the car
Carlton Kenneth Holder
May 9
at
7:43 AM
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