Matt Gilman

Introducing, uh, Daredevil of Hollywood. Well, this scene is going to be a sense. We'll have it before we know it. Hey, Carl, give me an R3 spot right here. Over a little camera left. You want the still man on this, Mr. Reynolds?

No, let him go. We're cutting his skills. Hey, Max, bring that dark over. You don't know what I'm saying. The camera car's all set, Mr. Reynolds. You want three cameras on this shot? Yeah, set him up. We're not taking any chances on missing this.

And you stay with me, Lou. Fred can handle the camera car. Yeah, we're already. Now look, Glenn, you're supposed to be coming in fourth in this automobile race. You've got ten more laps to go, then something goes sour and you're crashing to the fence and turn over.

I say, well, let's do it. Okay, Mr. Rannell, everything's set. The other drivers are all ready. Hey, all right, everybody. We're going to take it. Okay, here I go. Okay, everybody. Get set. Ah, please, this is the fact. I'm coming around pretty fast.

Yeah, those are fast cars. Here they come into the stretch. the stretch and is in fourth place. All right. Give us a pickle. Here comes Glenn. Now what's your camera? Here's your crash. From Hollywood, the motion picture capital of the world, we bring you the thrilling two life experiences of those men behind the scenes. Those daring unsung heroes whose breathtaking adventures on

the screen have thrilled millions. Whose daily jobs bring them face to face with death. Those men who comprise the strangest fraternity honor. The suicide The movie stuntmen are daredevils of Hollywood. Ladies and gentlemen, in bringing you this copyrighted radio feature, we are privileged to again have as our guest one of the top-notch stuntmen of Hollywood, Matt Gilman.