It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Grant Page, the iconic 85-year-old stuntman for the movie Mad Max. Grant was involved in a tragic car accident that took his life. As the news of his passing spreads, many people are paying tribute to this legendary character.
Grant was known for his daredevil stunts and fearless attitude. He had been working on upcoming movies and was actively pursuing his passion. According to his son Leroy, Grant was always in high spirits and incredibly motivated. His love for his work brought him immense happiness.
The accident occurred in New South Wales on Thursday, but no further details have been confirmed. Throughout his career, Grant starred in several action movies, including The Man from Hong Kong, Deathcheaters, Roadgames, and Stunt Rock. His most recent projects, which will be released soon, include the Mad Max prequel Furiosa and Three Thousand Years of Longing.
Fans of this iconic stuntman have expressed their sorrow and paid tribute to him. Grant was Australia’s first stunt performer and had a profound impact on the industry. Many people, including his former manager Brian Trenchard-Smith, have described him as a true legend. Trenchard-Smith, who had known Grant for over five decades, said, “I’ll miss him terribly.” Grant lived a life that inspired others and pushed the boundaries of physics and probability.
Grant was widely renowned for his extraordinary ability as a stunt driver. He fearlessly took on roles that involved dodging cars, sliding down cliffs while on fire, and even fighting sharks underwater. He was a fearless and talented performer who left a lasting impression on all those who worked with him.
The news of Grant’s passing has deeply affected the film community. Australian director Jamie Blanks shared his devastation in an online post, describing Grant as an amazing, kind, and brave man. Grant’s legacy will be remembered in the tire streaks and burn marks he left behind.
Today, we mourn the loss of this Australian legend. Grant, may you rest in peace. Your boldness, brilliance, and cheeky nature will be greatly missed. As Dr. Luke Buckmaster, an Australian film critic, aptly said, your legacy will forever be “written in tire streaks and burn marks.”
Grant is survived by his four sons, Leroy, Adrian, Jeremy, and Gulliver, as well as his ex-wife Joy and ex-partner Ulli.
