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David Holmes

David Holmes

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David Holmes (born January 1, 1981) is a British podcast host and former stunt performer. He is best known for being Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double in the first six Harry Potter movies. In January 2009, while test filming for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Holmes injured his spine in an accident during one of the stunts. He was left paralysed and now uses a wheelchair. A documentary film, 'David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived,' surrounding the incident was released in 2023. After becoming disabled, he took up automobile racing, driving a car with hand controls which he could operate. With two friends – also paralysed – Holmes started Ripple Productions, which in 2020 launched a podcast with Daniel Radcliffe, called Cunning Stunts, interviewing other stunt actors to raise awareness about the risks they face. In 2009, the David Holmes Cricket Cup was founded. It has since raised over 100,000 pounds for the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital and other spinal charities.

Born: January 1, 1981 (Age 43) in UK

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David Holmes  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
8.3
ActorSelf2018
Movie
7.6
ActorSlyth Beater No 12002
Movie
7.9
ActorSelf2023
Movie
7.9
ActorSlytherin Beater2001
Movie
5.9
ActorStudent (uncredited)2000
Movie
5.7
CrewStunts2008
Movie
7.6
CrewStunts2005
Movie
7.6
CrewStunt Double2002
Movie
7.9
CrewStunt Double2010
Movie
8.2
CrewStunt Double2011
Movie
7.6
CrewStunt Double2005
Movie
7.7
CrewStunt Double2009
Movie
7.7
CrewStunt Double2007
Movie
8.1
CrewStunt Double2004
Movie
7.9
CrewStunt Double2001
Movie
5.9
CrewUtility Stunts2008
Movie
5
CrewStunts1998
Movie
5
CrewStunts2008
Movie
6.6
CrewStunts2007
Movie
6.3
CrewStunt Double2010
Movie
5.9
CrewStunts2007
Movie
5.2
CrewStunt Double2007
Movie
7.9
ProductionExecutive Producer2023
TV Show
7.1
CrewStunts
3 Episodes
2007-2014
Movie
7
CrewStunts2007
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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