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In this episode of "Morning X," we dive into a lively game of "What's My Line?" where listeners ask yes-or-no questions to guess a caller's occupation. After several intriguing guesses, it’s revealed that the mysterious Ronnie is actually Hollywood stuntman Andy Martin. Martin shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from his career, including working on major films like "The Patriot," "Black Hawk Down," and "Sweet Home Alabama." He discusses the intricacies and dangers of stunt work, how technology has made stunts safer, and the unique skills required to succeed in this thrilling profession. We also learn about his personal journey into stunt work, his notable experiences with actors like Mel Gibson and Val Kilmer, and the injuries he’s endured along the way. This episode is packed with excitement and insider tales from the world of stunts. This is from the Best of The Morning X vault.

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Hosts: Steve Barnes, Leslie Fram

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