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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.

  2. 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.

    • September 1, 1943
  3. Mar 3, 2005 · In the early 90's Don got into a fight with a street gang and suffered several knife wounds, his eye included. Some of his facial nerves were also severed resulting in partial paralysis. He rehabbed and continued acting for a few more years before semi-retiring in the late 90's after back surgery.

  4. Dec 10, 2016 · He was stabbed 6 times, including once in the eye, eventually causing him to lose the eye. He also suffered permanent nerve damage to parts of his face. In his career, he has acted in over...

    • John Foran
  5. Oct 21, 2023 · By: Mark Cerulli. Published: 2023-10-21. From Sweden with Love contributor Mark Cerulli, our man in Hollywood, has spoken with American actor Don Stroud about his role as Heller in Licence to Kill (1989) directed by John Glen in an exclusive interview for FSWL. At 80 Don Stroud is a man at peace, living in his favorite place in the world – Hawaii.

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  7. 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.

  8. Yes, I was Troy Donahue's stand-in and I got that job when I was down in Waikiki Beach and they were filming Hawaiian Eye with Donahue, Robert Conrad and Connie Stevens. They were shooting on the beach and said, "Hey kid, can you surf?"

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