Ronnie Rondell, Iconic Pink Floyd Stuntman, Passes Away at 88

Hollywood stunt legend Ronnie Rondell Jr., renowned for his fiery appearance on Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here' album cover, has died at the age of 88.

Ronnie Rondell engulfed in flames on the Wish You Were Here album cover

A Stunt Career Forged in Fire

News of Rondell's death on August 12 was announced by a care home in Missouri. He was a prominent figure in the stunt community, contributing to countless films and television shows throughout his career.

His most memorable role, arguably, was being set ablaze for the cover of Pink Floyd's seminal 1975 album, 'Wish You Were Here'.

Beyond Pink Floyd: A Legacy of Stunts

While the Pink Floyd cover remains iconic, Rondell's contributions to Hollywood spanned numerous genres and productions. He worked on everything from action films to westerns, consistently putting himself in harm's way to bring cinematic visions to life.

Remembering a Legend

Ronnie Rondell Jr. leaves behind a legacy of daring stunts and cinematic contributions that will be remembered for years to come. His iconic image, forever linked to Pink Floyd, continues to inspire and captivate audiences.

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