Movies by Vic Armstrong

Vic Armstrong is a true renaissance man of the film industry, having left an indelible mark as a director, stunt coordinator, second unit director, and record-breaking stunt double. With a career spanning over five decades, Armstrong has seamlessly transitioned between thrilling action sequences and directing feature films, showcasing his versatility and unparalleled talent. As a director, Armstrong's work is characterized by a keen eye for dynamic visuals and a deep understanding of the physical demands of filmmaking. From the historical adventure of "The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Adventures in the Secret Service" to the apocalyptic drama of "Left Behind," his films are marked by a cinematic flair that elevates the material, immersing the audience in the high-stakes world on screen. Armstrong's directorial style is both grounded and ambitious, blending heart-pounding stunts with nuanced character development, creating a truly captivating cinematic experience. But it is Armstrong's prowess as a stunt coordinator and second unit director that has truly cemented his legacy in the industry. With a Guinness World Record for the most credits as a stunt double, he has brought his unparalleled expertise and daring to some of the most iconic action sequences in film history. His work on blockbusters like "A Sunday Horse" and "Joshua Tree" has raised the bar for cinematic thrills, inspiring generations of filmmakers and stunt performers to push the boundaries of what is possible on the silver screen.