Ronnie Rondell, a prominent stuntman known for his roles in films such as 'Twister' and 'The Matrix Reloaded', passed away at age 88 in a senior living center. He grew up in Hollywood, inspired by his stuntman father, and became skilled in gymnastics and diving. Rondell performed daring stunts including driving exploding cars and being set on fire. He was also featured on the cover of the Pink Floyd album 'Wish You Were Here'. His career included stunt coordination for various films and television series, indicating a significant contribution to Hollywood stunt work.
Rondell, known for his gymnastics and diving skills, performed in iconic films, highlighted for his role in fire-related stunts, including the Pink Floyd album cover.
With a career spanning decades, Rondell drove exploding cars and executed dangerous stunts, such as being set ablaze for the film 'Ice Station Zebra'.
Born in 1937, Rondell became captivated with stunt work as a child, inspired by his father's profession, leading him to a noteworthy career in Hollywood.
Rondell performed stunts in films like 'Twister', 'Lethal Weapon', 'Thelma and Louise', and coordinated stunts for productions including 'Charlie's Angels' and 'Batman & Robin'.
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