Bob Rose

introducing the daredevil of Hollywood. I pay in here, will you? Over a little. Yeah, that's right. Now make it hot. You want a high hat on this camera, Mr. Martin? Oh, that's okay. Well, you all set, Joe.

Have you got that stunt straight? I think so. I'm supposed to drive this straight around the corner 60 miles an hour and crash into that plate glass window. Is that right? Yeah, that's exactly it.

And listen, Joe, when you hit that window, hit it. You know what I mean? Oh, don't worry. I'll spray that drug store all over the street. Ah, good boy, now take care of yourself. Okay, everybody, okay?

I'll go back about 150 yards, Mr. Martin. That'll give me plenty of ron. Hello, boy! Well, all right, everybody. This is the take, not quiet, please, quiet. Ah, Mr. Martin! Okay, give him a signal.

And I'm over. Boy, I won't be makes it. Hey, listen, don't worry, that boy knows his stuff. Oh, man, look at him go around that corner. From Hollywood, the motion picture capital of the world, we bring you the thrilling, true 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 them. Those men who comprise the strangest fraternity on earth, the Suicide Squad, the movie Stunt Men, the Daredevil's of Hollywood.

Ladies and gentlemen, in bringing you this copyrighted feature, we are privileged to have is our guest one of the top-notch stuntmen of Hollywood, Bob Rose. It is through his cooperation that we are able to reenact some of the highlights of his dangerous professions. The thrilling scenes you are about to hear are his own actual experiences. Bob Rose is here in the studio