Stunts Unlimited (film)


Stunts Unlimited is a 1980 American action film about stunt performers directed by Hal Needham.

Plot

A group of professional stunt performers are hired by a former U.S. Intelligence agent to retrieve a stolen weapon from a dangerous arms dealer.

Cast

The title of the film is an homage to the real company Stunts Unlimited, a stunt group formed by Hal Needham, Glenn Wilder, and Ronnie Rondell in 1970.

Broadcast and reception

The TV movie was broadcast on ABC at 9:30 p.m. Eastern Time on January 4, 1980 as the pilot for a proposed series but the series was not picked up.
Upon the film's broadcast, the staff of People wrote that "the idea is ingenious" and "it ought to be a series".