Wonder Women
Lynda Carter was the feminist icon behind Wonder Woman in the 1970s, but it wouldn’t have been possible without her double, Jeannie Epper.
Back in 1975, Epper only received $250 a day to leap off buildings, get hit by cars, and do all the things Wonder Woman has to do to save the world.
The next actress legally needed a stunt double because she was so young, and her double doesn’t seem impressed to be working for a ten-year-old.
Wonder Women
Quvenzhané Wallis Legally Needed A Stunt Double
Even if Quvenzhané Wallis wanted to do her own stunts on the set of Annie, it would have been a lawsuit waiting to happen since she was only ten years old. Her stunt double is noticeably older.
It must be weird to be an adult woman wearing a mini denim skirt while singing show tunes.
Quvenzhané Wallis Legally Needed A Stunt Double
