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Stunt Rock

Name: Stunt Rock
Genre: Action, Drama, Music
Released: 1978-06-30
Duration: 86 min
Rating: 5.6

★ 5,6 /10 (16 Votes)

1978 EN 86 min

Overview

Australian stuntman Grant Page goes to Los Angeles to work on a television series. He uses his spare time to lend his expertise to rock band Sorcery. Page helps the band develop pyrotechnic magic tricks for their shows, and also recounts to his own exploits as a stuntman and daredevil as well as various stunts by other greats.

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Release date

30/06/1978

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Genres

Action Drama Music

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

86 min

Website

www.sorceryrockband.com

Grant Page

Monique van de Ven

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Margaret Gerard

Lois Wills

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Paul Haynes

King of the Wizards - Sorcery

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Curtis Hyde

Prince of Darkness - Sorcery

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Greg Magie

Lead Singer - Sorcery

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Smokey Huff

Lead Guitar - Sorcery

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Richie King

Bass Guitar - Sorcery

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Perry Morris

Drums - Sorcery

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Doug Loch

Keyboards - Sorcery

Richard Blackburn

The Agent

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Ron Raley

The TV Director

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Chris Chalen

The Escapologist

T.J. Shaner

Barbra Paskin

Lawrence D. Feinberg

Barbara S. Edelstein

Phil Hartman

Monique's Assistant

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Jeff Michalski

Yana Nirvana

The TV Director's AD

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Bob Perlow

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Francine Selkirk

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Douglas Farren

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Interesting mix of stunts and music that has its moments, mostly seeing the stuntwork while the music segments pretty much played the entire song and ran a little long. There's no real plot or character development and might try some people's patience, but will say Grant Page has his charms even if he isn't much of an actor. **2.5/5**

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**_A marriage of 70’s stunt work and 70’s theatrical rock_** Popular Australian stuntman Grant Page travels to Los Angeles to work on a TV series and helps a fantasy-themed rock group with special effects & stunts for their live show. Meanwhile he develops a relationship with a journalist (Margaret Gerard). "Stunt Rock" (1978) contains interesting info on stunt work and its history with several entertaining stunt sequences, including myriad flashbacks to Grant’s last several movies, but it gives equal time to the real-life band Sorcery (not the group from Chicago), their songs and concer…

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