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| + | |birth = [[July 20]], [[1940]] |
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| + | |gender = Male |
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| + | |hair = Brown |
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Although he had already worked with [[Bob Gale]] and [[Robert Zemeckis]] on ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Used_Cars Used Cars]'', he was not their first choice for stunt coordinator. Originally they wanted to get Terry Leonard, but he was unavailable. Leonard himself suggested them to get Walter Scott. |
Although he had already worked with [[Bob Gale]] and [[Robert Zemeckis]] on ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Used_Cars Used Cars]'', he was not their first choice for stunt coordinator. Originally they wanted to get Terry Leonard, but he was unavailable. Leonard himself suggested them to get Walter Scott. |
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+ | He also had a cameo appearance in the first film as the driver of the jeep that Marty holds on to when he is skating his way to school. Scott, in an interview, said that he also cameod in ''[[Back to the Future Part II|Part II]]'' and ''[[Back to the Future Part III|Part III]] ''as the driver of the futuristic [[Jeep]] that Marty hooks on to during the [[hoverboard]] scene and as conductor on the train when [[Clara Clayton]] pulls the cord of the train, respectively.<ref>http://reocities.com/Hollywood/Set/1116/scott.html</ref> Unfortunately, in ''Part II ''and ''Part III'', it is actually difficult to see his face. |
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| + | His two younger brothers, [[John-Clay Scott|John-Clay]] and [[Ben Scott|Ben]], are stuntmen too. John-Clay doubled [[Tom Wilson]] in ''[[Back to the Future|Part I]]'' and ''[[Back to the Future Part II|Part II]]'', while Ben doubled Wilson in ''[[Back to the Future Part III|Part III]] ''and played one of the [[drive-by shooters]] in ''Part II ''according to [[Bob Gale]]'s commentary on the movie. |
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Walter Edward Scott (born July 20, 1940 in Blythe, California) is an American stuntman, stunt coordinator, second unit director and actor. He was the stunt coordinator for all the installments in the Back to the Future trilogy.
Behind the scenes
Although he had already worked with Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis on Used Cars, he was not their first choice for stunt coordinator. Originally they wanted to get Terry Leonard, but he was unavailable. Leonard himself suggested them to get Walter Scott.
He also had a cameo appearance in the first film as the driver of the jeep that Marty holds on to when he is skating his way to school. Scott, in an interview, said that he also cameod in Part II and Part III as the driver of the futuristic Jeep that Marty hooks on to during the hoverboard scene and as conductor on the train when Clara Clayton pulls the cord of the train, respectively.[1] Unfortunately, in Part II and Part III, it is actually difficult to see his face.
His two younger brothers, John-Clay and Ben, are stuntmen too. John-Clay doubled Tom Wilson in Part I and Part II, while Ben doubled Wilson in Part III and played one of the drive-by shooters in Part II according to Bob Gale's commentary on the movie.