I need help in correcting my listing.

To be clear, are you asking to have the stunt credit moved to your page? Or are you asking for an acting credit?

Adrian, the main thing I want is the acting credit.  Also, I'd suggest removing the stunt credit and the listing for David Frisch (VI), because I think it's in error.  Of course, I can't be completely certain it's in error, but it'd be quite the coincidence if there was a stunt performer who has no other IMDB credits, and who just happened to work on the same movie.

If it’s the same scene we’re talking about, not fully sure that a person can get ”both” credits essentially for the same work. Obviously stunts often require also ”acting”, but they still belong to the stunt-section.


But, I’ll leave it to IMDb staff to figure it out.

I’m not against any credits. I was talking about the situation (scene) where the person is performing a stunt and is credited that way. Not sure that can he/she also get the acting credit from the same scene (that’s considered a stunt work).

Hi David -

I just checked the recent changes made and noted that your Stunt credit is now listed under your correct page "David Frisch (III)" here (thanks Adrian!).

Regarding the question about whether you are eligible for a cast credit, can you clarify if your Cast role as the "Doctor" was related to your credited role in Stunts?

Hi, Michelle.
Well, thanks to the glories of the internet, I was able to find the full movie on YouTube.

Apparently, my scenelet was mostly edited out; what's left is this:  At the 18:14 mark, we see a long shot of Jason Statham walking through a long wide room toward the camera.  In the background of the shot, a prison guard and a man in a white lab coat are seen.  I'm the guy in the lab coat.  The shot lasts about 10 seconds.

So, maybe this whole conversation is moot.  I don't know exactly what your criteria are, and frankly, it won't make that much difference to my career. (Though it still doesn't strike me as stunt work.)

Since you're the professional here, I leave it in your hands.  Thanks for your help.
  

Yes, the point was (and this is speculation) that maybe mr. Frisch did something in that particular scene that was considered ”stunt” work by the production company and he was ultimately credited in that section. Based on this thread, his original scene probably got eventually edited.

Indeed, ”stunt” credits probably have a wider meaning in many films. It’s not just jumping out of buildings etc.

Hi David,

Thanks for the details. Unfortunately as you received credit in the stunt section of the end crdits then that credit is correctly assigned to that department on IMDb and you wouldn't also be eligible for an additional (uncredited) cast credit.

I hope this helps explain the situation.

Sure, Will, that sounds reasonable.  I'm happy to have the credit on my page.