Hollywood Legend Teams Up with How-To Site: Stuntman Charlie Picerni in TVLesson Exclusive
Original Stuntman from Starsky and Hutch, Diehard and Training Day Gives Exclusive Interview on TVLesson; Picerni Dishes on Breaking into Hollywood, Directing and Working with Hollywood Royalty.
Brea, CA, April 15, 2010 --(PR.com)-- What would Hollywood be without its stuntmen and women? Often uncredited in films and television shows, stuntmen and women are responsible for not only standing in as doubles for movie stars who are unable to pull off their own stunts, but sometimes even designing and directing entire segments of the movie itself.
One of Hollywood’s greatest, Charlie Picerni, started off as a stunt double for his brother, actor and television personality Paul Picerni. Breaking into the film industry in the early 1960s, just following the Golden Age of Hollywood, Picerni quickly went from stand-in to stunt double, to stunt coordinator and ultimately second unit director of films such as “15 Minutes” starring Robert Di Niro, and the “Lethal Weapon” film series. Picerni went on to direct his own films, while continuing his work as stunt double and coordinator for numerous films.
TVLesson recently caught up with Picerni in a series of exclusive interviews for the award-winning how-to website. Picerni’s account on TVLesson includes an exclusive behind-the-scenes reel of his work, as well as candid discussions on how he broke into the industry, and some of the challenges he faced while working on the set of DieHard 2.
About TVLesson:
Quickly becoming known as one of the hottest how-to sites on the web, TVLesson features high-quality how-to articles and videos on over 20 different topics and categories, including Business and Money, Beauty/Makeup, Health/Fitness, as well as ‘edu-tainment’ topics that can be found under categories like Comedy and Entertainment. Its in-house production crew, TVL Studios, creates and produces unique content for the site; the site also utilizes international producers and experts to create and contribute content from all over the world.
To watch the video: go to www.tvlesson.com and search “Charlie Picerni” or go to: http://www.tvlesson.com/video/46423_charlie-picerni-challenging.html. For questions or further information email info@tvlesson.com.
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One of Hollywood’s greatest, Charlie Picerni, started off as a stunt double for his brother, actor and television personality Paul Picerni. Breaking into the film industry in the early 1960s, just following the Golden Age of Hollywood, Picerni quickly went from stand-in to stunt double, to stunt coordinator and ultimately second unit director of films such as “15 Minutes” starring Robert Di Niro, and the “Lethal Weapon” film series. Picerni went on to direct his own films, while continuing his work as stunt double and coordinator for numerous films.
TVLesson recently caught up with Picerni in a series of exclusive interviews for the award-winning how-to website. Picerni’s account on TVLesson includes an exclusive behind-the-scenes reel of his work, as well as candid discussions on how he broke into the industry, and some of the challenges he faced while working on the set of DieHard 2.
About TVLesson:
Quickly becoming known as one of the hottest how-to sites on the web, TVLesson features high-quality how-to articles and videos on over 20 different topics and categories, including Business and Money, Beauty/Makeup, Health/Fitness, as well as ‘edu-tainment’ topics that can be found under categories like Comedy and Entertainment. Its in-house production crew, TVL Studios, creates and produces unique content for the site; the site also utilizes international producers and experts to create and contribute content from all over the world.
To watch the video: go to www.tvlesson.com and search “Charlie Picerni” or go to: http://www.tvlesson.com/video/46423_charlie-picerni-challenging.html. For questions or further information email info@tvlesson.com.
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