Ken Cooper

Introducing The Daredevil of Hollywood. Alright Mr. Morgan, we're all set of the tracks. Good, we'll take it. Where's Roy? Okay, Roy, right here. Right here. You're ready to go Roy. Now this is supposed to be a police barricade scene, you know. The cops have a highway block, and you're driving this truck here.

Just go down that hill as fast as you can and crash into the barricade. You got it? Sure, it's the same. Fine, we'll shoot it. We'll be right behind you in the camera car. Why is this everybody?

My please, this is the picture. Go ahead Roy! Alright, camera! Look at them go down that hill. Really travelling. Watch it down for camera! From Hollywood, the motion picture capital of the world, we bring you the thrilling, true life experiences of those men behind the scene.

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 on earth. The Suicide Squad, the movie stuntman, the Daredevil of Hollywood.

Ladies and gentlemen, in bringing you this copyrighted feature, we are privileged to have as our guest one of the leading stuntmen of Hollywood, Ken Cooper. It is through his cooperation that we are able to reenact some of the highlights of his dangerous profession.

The thrilling scenes you are about to hear are his own actual experiences. Ken Cooper is here in the studio right now, and later in the program we'll bring him to the microphone. microphone. But first, let us learn something of his job. It is the summer day in 1932.

The scene is a lonely road near Calabesas, California. We find an RKO location company shooting scenes for the pictures Scarlet River. The time is approaching for the big scene of the pictures, a thrilling scene and a very dangerous one. To make that scene, the studio is called in one of Hollywood's a stuntman, Ken Cooper.