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Stuntman Ronnie Rondell Jr. Passes Away at 75
Ronnie Rondell Jr., the legendary stuntman known for his role in creating the iconic cover of Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here,” has sadly passed away. During the album’s photoshoot, Rondell was set on fire 15 times, with the first 14 attempts going smoothly. However, on the final take, a sudden change in wind resulted in him losing one of his eyebrows. His bravery and contributions to the film and music industries will be remembered. Fans and colleagues alike mourn the loss of a talented individual who played a significant role in rock history. Rest in peace, Ronnie Rondell Jr.
Ronnie Rondell Jr, the stuntman who was set alight for Pink Floyd’s iconic Wish You Were Here album cover, has passed away.
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They set him on fire 15 times for the shoot. The first 14 takes went fine, the wind changed during the last take and singed off one of his eyebrows.
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Ronnie Rondell Jr, the Stuntman Who Was Set Alight for Pink Floyd’s Iconic Wish You Were Here Album Cover, Has Passed Away
It’s a sad day in the world of music and film as we learn about the passing of Ronnie Rondell Jr, the legendary stuntman known for his daring role in Pink Floyd’s iconic “Wish You Were Here” album cover. His bravery and commitment to his craft left an indelible mark on the industry, and it’s hard not to reflect on the risks he took while performing. Ronnie was set on fire a staggering 15 times during the shoot, showcasing not just his skill but also his dedication to bringing art to life.
They Set Him on Fire 15 Times for the Shoot
Can you imagine the pressure? The first 14 takes went smoothly, highlighting his incredible ability as a stunt performer. However, during the final take, the wind shifted unexpectedly, causing the flames to singe off one of his eyebrows. It’s a testament to the unpredictable nature of stunt work and the sheer bravery required to pull off such a risky endeavor. Ronnie’s experience not only emphasized his professionalism but also served as a reminder of the unique challenges faced by stunt performers in the film industry.
RIP
Ronnie Rondell Jr’s legacy will live on, not just through Pink Floyd’s music but also through the countless stunt performers who have been inspired by his work. His contributions to the arts will always be remembered, and it’s important to celebrate the life of someone who made such significant sacrifices for his craft. As fans and fellow artists, we honor his memory and the incredible moments he helped create. Rest in peace, Ronnie.