How Eddie Fernandez Makes Action Movies POP!

In this exciting episode of The Hollywood in Toto Podcast, legendary stunt coordinator Eddie Fernandez takes us behind the scenes of his long and illustrious career in Hollywood. With decades of experience in the action-packed film industry, Eddie has shaped some of the most thrilling moments on screen, including movies like "The Batman," "The Beekeeper"and "The Dark Knight Rises."

In this interview, he opens up about his latest collaboration with action superstar Jason Statham on the highly anticipated film "A Working Man." Co-written by Sylvester Stallone and based on the Levon Cade novels by Chuck Dixon, this film promises to deliver pulse-pounding stunts and heart-racing action.

Eddie shares exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, revealing the meticulous planning and dedication that go into crafting jaw-dropping stunts. He also discusses why Jason Statham continues to dominate the action genre well into his 50s and the unwavering pursuit of perfection that defines his line of work. "A Working Man" hits theaters on March 27, but you can hear the mastermind behind the film's incredible stunts right now.

Tune in for a deep dive into the art of stunt coordination, the evolution of action filmmaking, and the unmatched commitment that keeps Eddie Fernandez at the top of his game.
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I’m Christian Toto, an award-winning journalist, film critic, and podcaster with more than 20 years of experience covering Hollywood. I’m a Rotten Tomatoes certified reviewer and belong to both the Critics’ Choice Association and the Denver Film Critics Society. But most importantly? I love movies.

What I don’t love is how both Hollywood and the media can’t stop trashing people just like me (and you): Conservatives. I’ve worked in media long enough to know the vast majority of entertainment coverage leans to the left.

That’s why I created Hollywood in Toto in 2014 – to give fellow conservatives a place where they can discover the latest news and reviews without insults. HiT also cheers when Hollywood gets it right, no pun intended (this time). Stars giving ’til it hurts, Movies celebrating freedom and liberty, and actors using their platforms for unabashedly good causes.