The Fall Guy

<p>This reprint of the now out of print original version has been redesigned with only minor edits keeping the original humor and adventure of the stories within.</p><p><br></p><p><em>I grew up on a cattle ranch in Texas and spent most of my waking hours just trying to stay on a horse. Back then if (anyone) had tried to tell me I was going to make a living falling off horses... I would have punched them in the nose.</em></p><p><br></p><p>But Chuck Roberson fell off horses for thirty-years doubling for some of the biggest names in movies- John Wayne Gregory Peck Gable Mitchum and Heston. He and his great horse Cocaine devised a running horse fall that was safe but a spectacular improvement on the cantering lie-down horse fall used before and together they galloped their way into the Stuntman's Hall of Fame.</p><p><br></p><p>When Cocaine finally quit after 27 years before the cameras Roberson says his heart wasn't in it anymore. Roberson recalls the highlights of his career in this humorous book.</p>