Hollywood Stontmann has been shot for the 88 -year -old Pink Floyd cover

Rooney Rondel Junior – who was famous for referring to the front cover of Pink Floyd iconic Wish You Want here Cover – died at the age of 88.

Hollywood Stuntman, a representative of August 12, died in a care house in Missouri, USA, according to the Internet.

Rondel participated in the production of a number of films and television programs during his long career, including deadly weapons, thelma, Louise and Star Trek: the first contact.

He survived his wife Mary and his son, who is also called Ronald.

Rondel was born in California in 1937 and got the first acting role when he was a teenager in the early fifties of the last century in the movie MA and Pa Kettle at the show.

Its first role was as commander of the TV series Soldiers of Fortune, which lasted from 1955 to 1957.

Between the sixties and nineties of the last century, he worked in many American TV series, including Charlie’s Angels, Dynasty and Baywatch, as well as films like Spartacus, Diamonds Forever and Karate Kid.

One of his most famous works was jumping from a pole that he was burning while removing him – an achievement he made for the 1963 Kings of the Sun.

He also participated in fighting scenes in the movie Shenandoah in 1965, which was appointed during the American Civil War, a fight in the bar in the Western comedy of 1974 in which the scenes and fabricated extinguishing scenes in the hell of the tall, which was released in the same year.

Later in his career, he worked as a trick for films including Batman and Robin, and the great ducks.

Although many may not know the name of Rondel, it is likely that he will see him screaming on the 1975 Pink Floyd album for 1975 Wish You Want here while shaking hands with his colleague in the trick of Danny Rogers.

During the shooting, the wind changed the direction and blew up the fire in the face, causing the eyebrow loss and part of its distinctive mustache.

Rondeel began his exciting company, Unglyts Unlimited, in California in 1970.

He retired in 2001, but he received his last credit at Matrix, which was re -downloaded in 2003 – he participated in a car chase scene.

Rondeel won the honor of completing a lifetime at the TAURUS World Stun Awards in 2004.

He was not the only way in the family. His father, Ronald R Rondel, was a representative and assistant – known for his work in films including the adaptation of Jul Verne’s novel all over the world in 1956.

Rondel’s sons also worked in this industry, one of whom, Reid, died while performing a helicopter for the Airwolf TV series in 1985.