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    A 'Mad Max 2' stuntman reportedly clipped a car by mistake, and the shot stayed in the film

    ATRightMovies says the stuntman was injured but survived, and George Miller kept the stunt in the movie.

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    While filming a 'Mad Max 2' stunt, the performer wasn't meant to clip a car, according to ATRightMovies. The account says he was injured but survived, and George Miller kept the stunt in the movie.

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    All The Right Movies@ATRightMoviesFilming this stunt from MAD MAX 2, the stuntman was not supposed to clip the car. He was injured but survived so George Miller kept it in the movie.1h
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    All The Right Movies@ATRightMoviesFilming this stunt from MAD MAX 2, the stuntman was not supposed to clip the car. He was injured but survived so George Miller kept it in the movie.1h
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