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Sometime in 1989 or 1990, on the street in Greenwich Village, New York City, Stroud tried to help a man who was being mugged. During the confrontation, Stroud was stabbed several times, suffering partial paralysis in the face, and losing the use of one eye. The mugging victim fled.
Survived a plane crash during the making of Von Richthofen and Brown (1971) and saved the pilot's life by treading water for 45 minutes. In the early 1990s Stroud attempted to come to the aid of a man being mugged on the street in Greenwich Village, New York City.
1990. In the early 1990s Stroud attempted to come to the aid of a man being mugged on the street in Greenwich Village, New York City. He wound up getting stabbed ten times, including his right eye; he can no longer see out of it. 1978. Played his own drums and recorded music live for The Buddy Holly Story (1978). 1973.
On 15 September 1970, stunt pilot Charles Boddington was killed when the plane he was flying crashed during filming. The following day, a second plane carrying pilot Lynn Garrison and actor Don...
English: SV4.C StampeLynn Garrison and actor Don Stroud crashed into Liffy River during Roger Corman's production, Richthofen & Brown, Sep 1970
Don Stroud Biography (1943-) Full name, Don Lee Stroud; born September 1, 1943, in Honolulu, HI; son of Clarence Stroud (a comedian and member of Vaudeville act the "Stroud Twins") and Ann (maiden name, McCormack) Livermore (a singer); married Linda Hayes (a flight attendant), September 11, 1982.
Dec 31, 2020 · Don Stroud is a living legend. From Tick Tick Tick, To License to Kill, to everything in between, even Django Unchained Don has done it all. Sit back and listen to the man himself tell you his...
Survived a plane crash during the making of Von Richthofen and Brown (1971) and saved the pilot's life by treading water for 45 minutes. In the early 1990s Stroud attempted to come to the aid of a man being mugged on the street in Greenwich Village, New York City.
Character actor Don Stroud made a career out of playing vicious killers with killer tans. Beach blond, hulky, and handsome, Stroud was the son of vaudevillian Clarence Stroud and grew up in Hawaii.
A veteran of the movie business, Don Stroud is a familiar face to motion picture buffs and television fans. The Terror Trap had the pleasure of talking to the former beach boy and Hollywood heavy, who appeared in over 100 features and 200 TV shows.
