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When Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt appeared at the 2024 Oscars to pay tribute to Hollywoodâs stunt professionals, they had two aims. One was, of course, to help promote their film, The Fall Guy , which stars Gosling as a down-on-his-luck stuntman . But they were also there to implicitly draw attention to the fact that there still was no Oscar for Best Stunts, despite the fact that stuntpeople built Hollywood before there were any real movie stars. A song about how thereâs still no Oscar for Best Stunts even plays over the end credits of The Fall Guy , which, of course, was directed by stunt-professional turned director David Leitch .
Some of us have been a broken record about this issue for years now. We started the Vulture Stunt Awards two years ago for that reason. I first wrote about the issue for Vulture in 2019, and that itself was a follow-up to a blog post I wrote in 2011 (which was itself inspired by an ongoing petition). Over the years, weâve heard every reason why there shouldnât be a Best Stunts Oscar: The ceremony is too long! There are too many categories! Nobody cares about stunts! We celebrate art and stunts arenât art! This is just an excuse to give Tom Cruise an Oscar! Blah, blah, blah.
All of these arguments have, over the years, mostly proven hollow and fallen by the wayside. And the Academy has recently seemed more open to the idea as well. (By the way, an Oscar for stuntwork would likely go to a filmâs stunt coordinator, not Tom freaking Cruise.) But there is one that persists. Itâs an argument that was really nowhere back in 2011, and it was just a whisper in 2019, although the veteran stunt coordinator Jack Gill, who had been leading the charge for a Stunts Oscar for decades, did say heâd heard it from a couple of people: âIf stunt coordinators were given an award, they would start endangering people by trying to craft more and more elaborate stunts.â
Nowadays, itâs the argument one probably hears the most. âOne of the bizarre pushbacks I always get whenever I talk about the need for an Academy Award for Stunts is, âOh, now stuntpeople will be risking their lives for an award and thatâs bad,ââ says one industry veteran whoâs worked on some of the biggest films of the past two decades. Iâve heard it myself from several people in the industry.
Itâs a lousy argument, not to mention an offensive one. For starters, safety is a stunt teamâs first job, and endangering or hurting people would be a pretty good way not to win an Oscar. But perhaps more importantly, and measurably, as stunts have become more recognized over the years, they have become safer. More and more organizations have started to reward stunts over the years, from the Screen Actors Guild to the Emmys to the Canadian Academy. The stunt industry has also given out its own prizes, the Taurus Awards, since 2001. By the logic of the people who think an Oscar would lead to more people getting hurt, stuntpeople should be dying left and right in their desperate efforts to win some of those awards, which are prestigious in their own right.
Letâs be very clear: That has not happened. Quite the opposite. The most dangerous time to be a stuntperson was in the early years of the industry when they were treated as anonymous, disposable stiffs. Until not too long ago, stunt professionals had to sign a âblood sheet,â in which they promised not to sue anyone in case of death or injury. Now, theyâre part of the industry, with union protections. When SAG went on strike last year, the stuntworkers were right there with them . And as stunts have become more valued, they have become safer and better. âRecognition improves the quality of the work,â says Winston Duke, who played stunt coordinator Dan Tucker in The Fall Guy . âThereâs a reason people advocate to be paid more, because it improves the quality of the work.â
And yet, the thinking that an award would make stunts less safe still persists. I suspect itâs actually old-fashioned Hollywood classism more than anything else. Over the years, some stuntpeople have said that they have often felt like second-class citizens on film sets, though they also admit that this attitude has been changing in recent years. But there is still a segment of the industry (an increasingly smaller one, thankfully) that sees stuntpeople as, well, dumb and unworthy. Their argument could really be rephrased thusly: If stunts got an Oscar, these ignorant yokels will maim and kill themselves breathlessly racing each other for a fancy gold statue. The aforementioned industry vet agrees: âA veteran filmmaker and I were talking about a stunts Oscar,â they say. âHe let me talk for five minutes while I made my case. Then he turned to me and said, âThese people are the dumbest people on set. I donât want them getting any awards.ââ
The supreme irony of it, of course, is that the stunt professionals are actually some of the smartest people on a film set. Theyâre the ones dealing with math and physics. They have to gauge the density of the sand on a beach when theyâre doing a cannon roll and factor in the tides. Theyâre the nerds calculating wind resistance on their high falls. Theyâre the ones measuring pressure on airbags and the give on a jump cord and the strength of a limit line. They build their own rigs. They test their own rigs. When you see an actor do a stunt on-camera â yes, even when itâs Tom Cruise doing it â it usually means that a stunt double has performed that stunt first, and tested it, and made all the necessary adjustments, so that old Tom doesnât accidentally get blown off the plane and become a large brown stain on some poor Norwegian farmerâs turnip field.
Hereâs an example of how much work can go into a stunt from The Fall Guy : For his 225-foot truck jump in the climactic sequence of the movie, stunt driver Logan Holladay and the stunt team had to slowly build up to that length over weeks. They started off on a flat surface, with shorter jumps, and extended it by 25 feet each time after Holladay became comfortable with the jump. All along the way, they made adjustments to the shock absorbers and the pressures of the tires, because all of these affect the jump and the landing. âIf the wind was over ten miles an hour, it was not doable,â Holladay told me. âIf it was blowing head-on, it would send the front of the truck way up in the air. If it was blowing sideways, it would turn you and blow you to the side of the landing ramp, which can be pretty scary.â They eventually moved to the location, and practiced further there, taking further measurements all along the way and constantly making more adjustments. But so much of the stunt involves math and physics that, by the time Holladay actually did the jump onscreen, they knew it could be done and how he would land.
And yes, they are artists as well. Hannah Waddingham, who played the role of producer Gail Meyer in The Fall Guy , found in stunt professionals kindred artistic spirits, because the close-knit nature of their community reminded her of the theater groups where she got her start. âWhen youâre a theater performer or when youâre a stunt performer, you are an absolute team player, and itâs very much a vocation in time,â she told me. The fact that stunts so often proves to be a thankless job in Hollywood infuriates her. âThey have such a ridiculous level of artistry and craft. It is a vocation in life that many of them start from being very little. Hopefully, they will finally get the respect that they are very much long overdue.â
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Stephen A. Smith: "Who talks about the WNBA, who talks about women, who talks about women's sports more than First Take?" Monica McNutt: "Stephen A., respectfully, with your platform, you could have been doing this three years ago if you wanted to." Stephen A.: "Wow." pic.twitter.com/szQXOPQ3h4 — Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) June 3, 2024
Rare are the instances Stephen A. Smith is left speechless.
ESPN basketball analyst Monica McNutt did so with a healthy dose of reality Monday on "First Take."
With Caitlin Clark , Chennedy Carter and the WNBA leading the sports conversation following this weekend's action , "First Take" â Shannon Sharpe and McNutt joined Smith and host Molly Qerim, none of them in the same location â opened with a lengthy first segment covering it all.
As Qerim attempted to steer the back-and-forth into commercial break, Smith said he resented that he needed to "watch every syllable" while discussing the WNBA. To that, McNutt replied: "Welcome to the world of being a woman, Stephen A., and how you have to dance about your word choice and how you have to please everybody and anybody as you navigate your being."
To that, Sharpe and Smith asked McNutt what the difference between being a woman and a Black man is. McNutt explained how the multitudes of the conversations about competitiveness and protections offered to Clark.
When she finished, Smith asked, "Who talks more about the WNBA, who talks about women's sports more than First Take?"
Then McNutt delivered the knockout blow.
"Stephen A., respectfully, with your platform, you could have been doing this three years ago if you wanted to," McNutt said.
Smith and Qerim both appeared shocked. Sharpe remained stone-faced. After three seconds of silence, all Smith could exhale was "wow."
"You're my guy," McNutt said, "but I'm talking to you."
"You're my girl," Smith replied, "but you've missed a lot of episodes of 'First Take.'"
Finally, Qerim moved the program into break, with Sharpe attempting to shout over her that McNutt had somehow made Smith's entire point.
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