Jeannie Epper

Jeannie Epper, born on January 27, 1941, and passing on May 5, 2024, was a prominent American stuntwoman and actress renowned for her remarkable contributions to the film and television industry. With an impressive portfolio, she executed stunts in more than 100 films and series, gaining widespread recognition for her role as Lynda Carter's stunt double in the iconic television show, "Wonder Woman."

Throughout her career, Epper demonstrated unparalleled skill and bravery, which positioned her as a respected figure in the world of stunts. Her work was celebrated not only for its athleticism but also for the artistry she brought to action sequences. In 2004, she appeared in Amanda Micheli's documentary "Double Dare," which showcased the lives and challenges of female stunt performers, sharing the spotlight with fellow stuntwoman Zoë Bell.

Epper's legacy is often highlighted by her peers and critics alike, with Entertainment Weekly referring to her as “the greatest stuntwoman who’s ever lived.” Her influence on the industry is undeniable, inspiring countless aspiring stunt performers and solidifying her place as a trailblazer for women in action cinema. Jeannie Epper's dedication to her craft and her pioneering spirit will be remembered for generations to come.