Crashing the Movies

Year: 1950

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Dave O'Brien

Comedy

This Pete Smith Specialty short compiles newsreel footage of daring stunts, featuring a motorcyclist who rides through a pane of glass, a car launched up a ramp that crashes onto other vehicles, a performer executing a human loop‑the‑loop, and a man taking a close‑range cannonball shot to his abdomen.

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