Stunt Double: Difference between revisions

* From ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'', Siler, the technician who is known for always managing to get injured in increasingly ridiculous ways, was played by the stunt coordinator for the series.

* Even with steps taken to hide the doubles' faces, the switches are still sometimes obvious. [[Joss Whedon]] points this out in the commentary for the "Hush" episode of ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'':

* Patricia Tallman, best known as telepath Lyta Alexander of ''[[Babylon 5]]'', is also a stuntwoman.

* ''[[Kamen Rider W]]'' plays it straight (as one of the [[Five-Bad Band]] is the [[Right-Hand-Cat]] Mick), but also spoofs its own usage. In a web-exclusive short, Kirihiko "interviews" Mick, eventually getting so mad that he attacks it, at which point Mick is replaced by an obvious plush. Then Mick changes into his monster form and gets revenge, at which point Kirihiko is replaced by a dummy in a suit with a photo of his face taped to the head, all while "he" continues to scream in pain.