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[caption id="attachment_3610078" align="alignnone" width="150"] Chris Pratt.[/caption] Chris Pratt is mourning the death of his former stunt double, Tony McFarr. McFarr died on Monday, May 13, at age 47, at his home outside of Orlando, Florida, TMZ reported on Wednesday, May 16. The stuntman was Pratt’s stunt double on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, two Jurassic World movies and 2016’s Passengers. “Devastated to hear about the loss of my friend and former stunt double. We did...
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Hollywood is mourning a beloved stunt man. Antonio "Tony" McFarr, a stunt double who often worked Chris Pratt, was found dead in his Orlando, Fla., home on May 13, Orange County Medical
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Earlier today, news broke of the death of Tony McFarr, a veteran stunt performer who appeared in more than 50 Hollywood projects across a decade-long Hollywood career—many of them as a stunt double for actor Chris Pratt, who McFarr doubled for on four different big-budget films. Today, Pratt issued a note of condolence about McFarr’s death via Instagram, writing that he was “Devastated to hear about the loss of my friend and former stunt double.” Per Variety, McFarr died earlier this week at his...
Chris Pratt is paying tribute to the late Antonio "Tony" McFarr. The Guardians of the Galaxy star shared an emotional message saying he's "devastated" over news that the Hollywood stunt double,
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