Jesse Wayne Net Worth is
$900,000

Mini Biography

Jesse Wayne appeared in more than 500 Television productions and show films, furthermore to a huge selection of live stunt displays. If this appears like a great deal, it is because his profession began in the first times of Los Angeles’ live tv, when he was eight years of age. In 1959, his diminutive 5′ 4″ stature allowed him to be Mickey Rooney’s stunt dual at MGM. Carrying on, he doubled little men, females, and just about any child professional in Tinseltown. Jesse performed Battles, Car Function, Stair Falls, Bicycles, Great Work, Great Falls and Equine Work. Fireplace Gags became one of is own best specialties. He give up Water stunts following the “Julia Belle Swain” riverboat went over him in Tom Sawyer (1973) while doubling Jeff East. Jesse also stunt-doubled The 3 Stooges (Moe Howard and Larry Great), Robert Morse, Kurt Russell, Crimson Control keys, John Mills, Frankie Avalon, Kay Lenz, David Wayne, Leslie Caron, Barbara Stanwyck, Helen Hayes, Harry Morgan, Arte Johnson, José Feliciano, Johnny Crawford, George Gobel, Robin Williams, Gary Burghoff, Strother Martin, John Hillerman, Donald Pleasence, Mel Brooks, Don Johnson, Billie Hayes (aka “WitcheePoo”), Brenda Vaccaro, Barbara Rhoades, Pamela Austin, Lurene Tuttle, Eddie Hodges, Michael Uses up, Buck Kartalian, William ‘Billy’ Benedict, Richard Bakalyan, Michael J. Pollard, and Mel Tormé. Jesse in addition has performed at the rear of the camera seeing that a first helper movie director, cinematographer, videographer, movie director and gun trainer, to mention a few. Jesse’s autobiography, “Confessions of the Hollywood Stunt Guy (or It APPEARED LIKE an excellent Idea at that time!”) is currently designed for all Ebook visitors. Jesse’s saga reveals a lot of Hollywood’s unknown humor and tragic tales in the front and at the rear of the cameras, in addition to the Stuntmen’s Association of MOVIES 1961 development. Veteran stunt man Fred “Krunch” Krone, SAMP’s initial secretary and treasurer, said, “Jesse has written what no-one has ever said or would dare say! It’s a must-read.” In 1961, at 19, Jesse was SAMP’s youngest charter member, and in 1992 was presented an eternity Account for his tenure and contributions as the group’s secretary, treasurer and plank member for 14 years.

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