He looks just like Willem Defoe. Lol

Willem Defoe and Joe Talbot! Awesome 😎

Lol he’s does look like him, I couldn’t put my finger on it at first.

Absolutely

Dude, you are a "who does he look like" savant . I can't believe I didn't see it.

u can see the edit when the person about to hit the ground.. its not full stunt, vfx was put into play as well

Yeah practice stunts make movie's and television believable, these days CGI has taken stuntman out of work and made everything so fake that it detaches people from the scene!

They ain't making anymore seasons 😭😭

Yes, excellent Easter Egg for the entire series; and a perfect ending to the series so you know Ray will be fine.

​@@arkrazor354 What's the Easter Egg?

@@planetx1595 Ray's smile. When that smile happens somebody other than Ray eats it.

Gene Hackman would do the same thing. For whatever reason, that makes it more realistic.

He's good at compartmentalising.

Conscience?

@@rock07879 we got what he meant dingleberry

He was in the military

He has a daughter to protect. And he protects other children as well.

Mate, us Australians are really strong 😂😂👍

And his body landed on the woodchips/garden, but his head basically landed on the cement! "Not permanent" like Freddy asked is kinda slim chance

Weird. I was just listening to this last night, on my surround sound, trying to make it all out. Lol

@@markfostercrtgamer3201 I thought about this, and I think when he says "Nothing permanent" it might mean "Don't actually kill him"

I was expecting much worse. He got off real easy.

#MeToo

All kidding aside, they usually combine two scenes. The first scene would be the stunt man going over the railing and falling into a huge pad. The second scene would then be him falling from a much smaller height onto the ground (or likely a thinner pad camouflaged as the ground). Then they combine them together in editing. That being said, that first jump has to be done right. And the distance of the camera on this one no doubt helped them pull it off.

@@fleatactical7390 I wince every time I see it.

@@clacclackerson3678 you can see the camouflaged pad crumple

@@fleatactical7390 nice hashtag...

Not at all.

Nope...gives me a chuckle!

Nope. Not as bad as that Oscar slap😜😆

No its not. Im proud of you you sick f**k🤣

If you saw this in real life then yeah your a piece of shite but knowing it’s acted ehhh whatever man.

Forgive me for being American. What's Unguent?

@@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS unguent ŭng′gwənt noun A salve for soothing or healing; an ointment. Any soft composition used as an ointment or for lubrication. A lubricant or salve for sores, burns, or the like; an ointment. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition. It really wasn't that hard to look up now, was it?

@@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS American-ness isn't the reason you don't know it.

The director, Nash Edgerton, is a stunt man, most notably as Ewan McGregor's stunt double in the Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, but I don't think he did this scene. I'm sure he knew someone suitable.

This is actually two shots combined. When the stunt guy gets pushed over the fence from the top of the stairs he lands on a safety mat. Then they shot another take of him falling from a much lower height and landing on the exposed ground. Then in post-production it's not too difficult to combine the two shots to make it look like the big fall was real. If you look really closely at about 1:52 you can see a very slight jump where they've comped in the second shot. So even though the stuntman didn't take that massive fall for real, it's still a really cool effect that they managed to achieve.

@@bloodstains.cinema thanks for the explanation I was wondering how they did that

Na they actually killed a real junkie for this scene. Great work

It's two separate shots combined. They shot the stuntman being pushed over the fence and he would have landed on a safety mat. Then they shot him a second time falling from a much safer height. Then in post-production they combine the two pieces of footage and add that subtle bit of camera shake to make it feel like one continuous shot. If you go through the footage frame by frame at 1:53 and look closely at the stuntman you can see where the shots changed. Still a very impressive trick though and an amazing way to start an incredible TV series.

@@halfway.finished I couldn't see where the shots changed, even frame-by-frame, but it does make sense, and I'll take your word for it. Thanks, this isn't good.

I slowed this video down to see if I could spot the difference. Couldn't tell, but did notice the guy was wearing dark clothing and the shadows on the wall behind. That probably made a huge difference for the two shots combined

Right! I was obsessed! Maybe even a show about some of the other side characters would be cool. Anything more would be cool! I'd be grateful!

No, thats not Bruce

Yes

The movie? This character goes back to 2005 and copies nothing from his confession he did in 2001. Iceman was a true piece of crap and he had a full family. Nothing alike in my opinion.

@@markfostercrtgamer3201 Well, that isn't how I meant it I'm talking about a scene out of the movie,thats all,what you getting all bent out of shape for, why don't you just ask me what I mean?

@@markfostercrtgamer3201 The movie 'The Iceman'

Because it was on tv and I had no way of recording it for conversion from live television. Plus, its a very small clip and is perfectly fine to view on your phone. What did you expect, an Imax theater full movie version? Why even bother commenting to ask such an useless question?

@@markfostercrtgamer3201 Why even bother posting such a shitty video ? Useless noob

Awwww. It's called publicity..

Yes, my lord. I will try to serve you better. But the stench of the audio is perhaps emanating from you or your mother as audio doesn't tend to "stink".

I mean it looked awesome but jeez ouch

@@TheDba82 Ouch indeed.

I wouldn’t say he’s forced, he’s just pretty big on respect, and if you don’t respect, then you and him have a problem