The Dark Knight Rises Stunt Goes Horribly Wrong
An aerial stunt for Christopher Nolan's upcoming Batman film The Dark Knight Rises went horribly wrong the other day sending one of the stuntmen crashing through a home owners roof. Click here to find out more...
A parachutist nearly fell to his death while performing a risky aerial stunt for Christopher Nolan's final installment in his Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises. The stuntman was sent plummeting towards the Earth but amazingly survived by landing on the roof of a home.
A PARACHUTIST plunged through the roof of a holiday home last night when a stunt for the new Batman film went wrong.
For the past week, a crew working for Warner Brothers has been rehearsing skydiving scenes for the Hollywood blockbuster 8,000ft above Feshiebridge, near Avie-more.
Pavel Satny, a professional photographer who has a home there, was in his garden around 8.30pm when the surprise visitor dropped in.
The stuntman went through the roof of the chalet next door and got wedged there.
Mr Satny said: “It was incredible. I’m amazed he survived.
“There were five parach-utists overhead. I was busy watching one of the other men, as it looked as if he was going to land in the forest next door.
“All of a sudden, out of the corner of my eye, I saw another man fall straight down into the roof next door. He dropped just like a stone.
“I didn’t know what to do – whether to get my ladder or my wife! I got my ladder and made my way to help him.
“He was so, so lucky. He could have easily died.”
Another witness said: "To be honest, it looked more bizarre than dangerous - it was like something out of a cartoon."
Click the source to find out more details on the incident.
"The Dark Knight Rises" is scheduled for July 20, 2012 release across the United States.
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