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Another feature trilogy, The Rogue Warfare Trilogy, financed by Ingenious and sold worldwide by Highland Film Group and 5150 Action Productions is in the midst of production, with stunt coordinator turned director Mike Gunther filming all three movies at the same time. Will Yun Lee is headlining what is a multi-national, special forces action/drama. We now know that the first of these three films will be released in March 2019 and conversations have begun with a major studio for theatrical release around March 2019.

The project was written by Gunther, Andrew Emilio DeCesare and Michael Day. This trilogy is the first 5150 Action Production, completely manifested in house from script to final product. Interestingly, Lee teamed up with his reps Zero Gravity to produce a slate of diverse projects with a focus on Asian American content.

The story takes place in the Middle East. The United States along with the United Kingdom, France,...

Here at HeyUGuys we like to live our lives a quarter mile at a time, so we jumped at the opportunity to attend a Fast & Furious 5-themed, day-long event at the Santa Pod Raceway in Northamptonshire.

Europe’s first permanent drag racing venue, Santa Pod hosts both the first and last round of the European Drag Racing Championship, along with the British championships.

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An action-packed day, the typically dour British weather put paid to a potentially thrilling Drag Strip race during the first part of the morning, but a stunt fighting school was still on the agenda, to which our group of excitable bloggers were more than happy to participate in.

The class room session was delivered by two of the UK’s best-known stuntmen, Paul Heasman and Jason Hunjan. Smart gave us a brief guide and lesson in how to choreograph a fight scene, whilst Hunjan showed the...

Somewhat of an adrenaline junkie in his youth, stuntman Kyle Woods holds multiple national championships, world titles and world records from his days in the motorcycle stunt industry.

With now almost a decade’s worth of work in Hollywood (including bringing his skills and talent to four films from the Fast & Furious series), HeyUGuys and a couple of fellow blogging petrol heads were fortunate enough to catch up with Woods for a candid and revealing chat during a recent stunt-filled day of gymkhana driving and stunt-teaching at Northamptonshire’s Santa Pod Raceway.

Our report from the stunt day will be up on HeyUGuys tomorrow, for now here’s our interview with Kyle Woods.

How did you get into the stunt game?

I was doing motorcycle stunts many years before I had an idea of getting into the movies. Obviously I’d seen them on screen before, but growing up, it...