Richard Bradshaw has vaulted through glass windows, crashed into police cars, dueled on horseback in far away lands, and faced down fire-breathing dragons.
He’s not worried about robots doing any of that as convincingly as he does.
“The audience can feel when something isn’t real,” says Bradshaw, a veteran stuntman who recently wrapped up work on HBO’s “Game of Thrones.” “Doing stunts is as much a performance as acting is. I don’t believe the robots will ever take that away.”
That’s not stopping
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