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stuntman
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stunt·man  (stntmn)
n.
A man who substitutes for a performer in scenes requiring physical daring or involving physical risk.
stuntman [ˈstʌntmən] feminine, stuntwoman
n pl -men, -women
(Performing Arts) a person who performs dangerous acts in a film, television programme, etc. in place of an actor
Translations
stuntman [ˈstʌntmæn] N (stuntmen (pl)) → doble m (especializado en escenas peligrosas)
stuntman [ˈstʌntˌmæn] n (-men (pl)) → stuntman m inv, cascatore m
stuntman → رَجُل المخاطر kaskadér stuntman Stuntman κασκαντέρ doble vaarallisten osien sijaisnäyttelijä cascadeur kaskader stuntman スタントマン 스턴트맨 stuntman stuntmann kaskader dublê, duplo каскадер stuntman ผู้แสดงแทนในฉากเสี่ยงอันตราย dublör người đóng thế 特技表演者
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Having the right connections through her father and brother, she became one of the top stuntwomen in the business.
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McNeal says the most notable change since she started out is that stuntwomen are now being taken more seriously and hired to double for women, instead of the old days where the men donned wigs and were decked out in high-heels.
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