The entertainment world mourns the loss of veteran stuntman Ronnie Rondell Jr, who passed away at 88. Known for his daring stunts and iconic role on the cover of Pink Floyd’s *Wish You Were Here*, his contributions to Hollywood are unforgettable.
- Ronnie Rondell Jr. was a veteran stuntman.
- Known for stunts in iconic films.
- Died at 88 in Missouri care home.
- Featured on Pink Floyd's album cover.
- Came from a family in the film industry.
- Survived by wife, son, grandchildren.
Rondell Jr’s family confirmed his death on August 17, 2025, at a care home in Missouri. With a career spanning decades, he left his mark on classic films like *The Matrix Reloaded* and *Diamonds Are Forever*, showcasing his remarkable talent in stunts.
Rondell Jr’s passing raises questions about the future of stunt work in films. As the industry evolves with CGI and advanced technology, will traditional stunts remain relevant? His legacy reminds US of the artistry behind physical performance.
- Rondell Jr performed stunts in over 50 films, showcasing his diverse skills.
- His family continues the legacy, with his son R A Rondell working as a stunt coordinator.
- He founded Stunts Unlimited, representing top stunt professionals.
- Rondell’s work on *Wish You Were Here* remains a cultural touchstone in music history.
As we reflect on Rondell Jr’s impact, it’s essential to celebrate the artistry of stunts in film. Will future generations appreciate the physicality that shaped cinema as we know it?
