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Definition of stuntwoman in English: stuntwomannounPlural stuntwomenˈstʌntˌwʊmənˈstəntˌwʊmən A woman employed to take the place of an actor or actress in performing dangerous stunts. she wisely called in a stuntwoman to take her fall Example sentencesExamples - She was always a keen horse rider and extreme sports fan, but didn't dream of a life as a stuntwoman.
- She is a stuntwoman who makes her living standing in for the star when the script calls for something acrobatic or dangerous.
- She first appeared in films as a skier, then moved on to become a stuntwoman.
- Ex British Lion and former player of the year Martin Bayfield will be taking part as well as 007 stuntwoman and champion powerboat racer Sarah Donohue
- Zoe Bell, on the other hand, is a hot, new stuntwoman who is still struggling with the ins and outs of the competitive industry.
- Running parallel to her career as an athlete, she's also a much-in-demand stuntwoman.
- This scene was earlier supposed to be done by a body double and a stuntwoman.
- I mean, I didn't grow up with the intention of being a stuntman, you know, or stuntwoman, I should say.
- They have eight different categories that you can win, like best fight, best firework, and best overall stunt by a stuntwoman or a stuntman.
- There was a moment when Meg's stuntwoman was just lying there, and I realise now that she was waiting for me to say ‘cut!’
- Finding that she liked the physical end of acting, she decided to pursue a career as a stuntwoman.
- Others competing for the Wedgwood Blue Ice Trophy include Australian stuntwoman Helen Lee, a former South African rugby international and a production director for ITV.
- I'm always looking for a new skill to master so I can be more marketable as a stuntwoman.
- But, I refused to use a body double and stuntwoman and did the action scene all by myself.
- Jumping out of an airplane or fighting with an enemy spy is all in a day's work for Amanda Foster, England's first and only Black stuntwoman.
- Her co-star in wisely called in a stuntwoman to take her fall.
- Joanne Ginley spoke to stuntwoman Abbi Collins about making actors look good when the director shouts ‘Action’.
Definition of stuntwoman in US English: stuntwomannounˈstəntˌwo͝omənˈstəntˌwʊmən A woman employed to take the place of an actor or actress in performing dangerous stunts. she wisely called in a stuntwoman to take her fall Example sentencesExamples - Her co-star in wisely called in a stuntwoman to take her fall.
- They have eight different categories that you can win, like best fight, best firework, and best overall stunt by a stuntwoman or a stuntman.
- She first appeared in films as a skier, then moved on to become a stuntwoman.
- She is a stuntwoman who makes her living standing in for the star when the script calls for something acrobatic or dangerous.
- Ex British Lion and former player of the year Martin Bayfield will be taking part as well as 007 stuntwoman and champion powerboat racer Sarah Donohue
- There was a moment when Meg's stuntwoman was just lying there, and I realise now that she was waiting for me to say ‘cut!’
- This scene was earlier supposed to be done by a body double and a stuntwoman.
- Joanne Ginley spoke to stuntwoman Abbi Collins about making actors look good when the director shouts ‘Action’.
- Jumping out of an airplane or fighting with an enemy spy is all in a day's work for Amanda Foster, England's first and only Black stuntwoman.
- But, I refused to use a body double and stuntwoman and did the action scene all by myself.
- I'm always looking for a new skill to master so I can be more marketable as a stuntwoman.
- Running parallel to her career as an athlete, she's also a much-in-demand stuntwoman.
- I mean, I didn't grow up with the intention of being a stuntman, you know, or stuntwoman, I should say.
- She was always a keen horse rider and extreme sports fan, but didn't dream of a life as a stuntwoman.
- Others competing for the Wedgwood Blue Ice Trophy include Australian stuntwoman Helen Lee, a former South African rugby international and a production director for ITV.
- Finding that she liked the physical end of acting, she decided to pursue a career as a stuntwoman.
- Zoe Bell, on the other hand, is a hot, new stuntwoman who is still struggling with the ins and outs of the competitive industry.
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