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Remembering Dar Robinson: Hollywood's Greatest Stuntman
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2019
- He did a lot of the the stunts we all loved in the 70s and 80s!
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He was a real man's man. Great vid Junkman I always enjoy content like this from you.
One of my favorites.
I still look for his name in credits when I watch old movies.thanks for posting.
Because of people like him, we've got incredible movie scenes that play a mayor role in the history of cinema.
I came to know the work of Dar Robinson by skating away on Buster Keaton incredible stunt scenes. This guys had ice flowing through their veins!
Keaton died in his bed because of lung cancer (he smoked harder than the locomotives he was famous to put his life in risk with) Dar Robinson lost his life because of that accident. They were both huge. We remember Keaton because he was an extraordinary comic actor. But we should all remember people like Robinson too. They are for sure the unknown heroes of movies, always. RESPECT.
I met Dar Robinson when he was about 12 years old, in 1959. I was also a trampolinist in those days, and met Dar and Dan Millman giving an exhibition on trampoline at the Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona, California. There was this particular technique of "bouncing" another person on the trampoline by pushing down the trampoline just before the performer landed. Dan Millman was "bouncing" Dar in a series of Codys (back flips from stomach landing to stomach landing) and Dar was going unbelievably high. Though Dan was actually a better trampolinist and later won the world trampoline championship while he and I were roommates at UC Berkeley in 1964, Dar was always the biggest daredevil. He was always willing to do the wildest tricks, even at that very young age. I was very saddened to hear of his early demise in 1986, though somehow it seemed inevitable. Of course it's ironic that his death resulted from a motorcycle accident, not from one of his amazing and dangerous stunts.
Tht Grand Canyon stunt was CRAAAAAZY!!!! ... respect
I remember seeing a documentary about him years ago. I also remember him in "Stick!" Man, was he creepy! He inhabited the role of the killer Moke well.
"A lot of stuntmen are never known, but some stuntmen...are never forgotten."
You could not have picked better words for a tribute to Dar. Well done!! :D
An absolute wonderful video Junkman damn great job. An awesome tribute to DAR Robinson.
i respect this man for doing so many stunts and for being the greatest stunt man ever.
great video junkman as always MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU ALWAYS.
Wow, what a legend...💯✔
🥀R.I.P. Dar Robinson...🎭
Great video, Junkman! I love this kind of stuff. What a shame how successful he was as a stuntman to have to go out like that. May he RIP.
Wish they would give them Oscars or at least more exposure and a hand shake and a star on the Hollywood walk of fame better than any CGI and a hell of alot more entertaining ..big balls !!
Thankfully they exist : The Taurus Awards are given to a variety of performers - individually or in a group, there's an Instagram Profile called "Behind The Stunts" - 👍 👍 👍!.
Amazing video Junkman. Dar Robinson was a legend.
I'll never forget about the high jump record from teh helicopter. Saw it as a young boy in TV in Germany.
Dar Robinson and Grant Page were heroes of my youth.
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I never knew about this legend thanks junkman, this video had me glued to the screen
It weird to hear Mel Gibson's accent, and to see Gary Busey sober.
I think today with CGI replacing stuntmen and women There will never be anyone anyone who can out do Dar Robinson By when you dice with death one day you will make a bad roll and lose R.I.P.
Thank you for this. I've always been fascinated with stunts and stuntmen
Great stuff as always, JM!
Amazing career. Died doing what he loved
what a special person he was...:(
Excuse my language but Dar was was one of the most badass motherfucker that will ever live. He was right up there with Evel Knievel as far as I was concerned.
I watched him a lot on that's incredible TV show, great guy!
RIP Dar, how easily he died how anyone could've in the end, after laughing at death in the face
# Much Respects to all the STUNT PEOPLE and people involved. 11/7/2021 ...
A real star and hero
RIP to a real man, not a CG bunch of pixels.
Sip O coffee for the crazy SOBs from the silent era to the current stuntmen who aren’t still replaced by CGI!
Great pieceJunkman
Wow! Great video!
Incroyable ce gars-là 😢😢😢😢😢
Legend
How did he walk with his giant balls getting in the way and clanking of steel?
The car off the Grand Canyon was amazing
2:48 my dude was out of his mind 😂 what are you doing guy? Respect but Jesus
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Dam JM, a 35 year old story ? Do you think any of your subscribers were even born yet ?....Lol
I was 11 years old.
I was 7
Epilogue: Million Dollar Mystery suuucked. Don't even watch it to honor Dar.
Out west az hi love who left rip guy
For me dar robinson is a still alive in 2020
Tom Cruise
Robinson
That Junkman! Have you seen the Burt Reynolds film HOOPER? I think you'd like it. :)
Yes but it’s been a long time ago
Burt Reynolds AND Adam West in the same film..., what could be better? Nothing! Unless Burt Ward was there too..., then it would have been perfection!
Sorry to have to say this but when you play with fire you eventually get burned 🔥 For him to die from such a routine stunt that he’s done so many times before is just ridiculous. Not a very smart profession to get involved with in my opinion.