Rich Hopkins

Rich Hopkins is a distinguished professional stuntman, stunt coordinator, and second unit director with an extensive career in the entertainment industry, encompassing films, television, commercials, music videos, and live events. In 1992, he established Thrillseekers Unlimited, a subsidiary of Thrill World Holdings, Inc., which showcases his dedication to pushing the boundaries of stunt performance.

Hopkins has gained recognition for his groundbreaking achievements in the stunt world, including the world's first pyrotechnic bungy jump and the inaugural pyrotechnic motorized in-line skate run. Additionally, he made headlines with his daring 1,000-foot skyscraper descent in Dallas, Texas, where he performed as Spiderman for the Blockbuster/Columbia Tri-Star DVD release of the popular film. His remarkable skills and creativity have earned him a reputation as a pioneer in the field of stunts.

Further solidifying his status as an elite stunt performer, Hopkins was a finalist in the 1996 X-Games World Bungy Jumping Championships, showcasing his versatility and talent in extreme sports. Throughout his career, Rich Hopkins has consistently impressed audiences and industry professionals alike, leaving an indelible mark on the world of stunt performance and adventure.