Kabir Khan Mourns Ek tha Tiger Stuntman Conrad Palmisano’s Demise, Katrina Kaif Reacts (View Post)
Director Kabir Khan took to his Instagram account to share condolences for the demise of stuntman Conrad Palmisano. The Ek Tha Tiger stuntman passed away on January 10. Read on!
Filmmaker Kabir Khan has expressed grief over the demise of American stuntman Conrad Palmisano, who also worked in the former's film Ek Tha Tiger. Taking to Instagram, Kabir wrote, "RIP my friend, Conrad Palmisano. Thank you for giving us that fabulous action in Ek Tha Tiger. I will miss you..." Salman Khan To Collaborate With Kabir Khan for Babbar Sher?
He also shared a throwback picture from the sets of Ek Tha Tiger. In the image, Kabir and Katrina can be seen standing in front of Conrad. Katrina also reacted to the news. She dropped a folded hand emoji in the comment section.
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As per Variety, Conrad died on January 10. He was 75. Palmisano's stunt credits include over 200 projects across several decades. He worked on a wide range of film and television titles across a myriad of genres, from The Jerk (1979) to Set It Off (1996) to 21 Jump Street (2012). Jonah Hill Birthday: 5 Most Iconic Movies of the 21 Jump Street Star.
Palmisano was a frequent collaborator with director Brett Ratner, having served as stunt coordinator and second unit director on the action-comedy films Rush Hour 2 (2001), Rush Hour 3 (2007), Red Dragon (2002) and After the Sunset (2004), among other projects.