The stuntman Bob Yerkes has died at 92, remembered for his work on Hollywood classics like Star Wars and Back to the Future. With the popularity of later film franchises like John Wick, stuntwork is becoming a much more respected art in the mainstream.

Bob Yerkes, the Hollywood stunt performer known for his work in the Star Wars and Back to the Future franchises, has died. He was 92. The former acrobat died Tuesday morning at his Northridge, California home,

STAR WARS and Back to the Future stuntman Bob Yerkes has passed away at the age of 92. Yerkes died on Tuesday in Northridge, Los Angeles, according to an announcement by Darlene Ava Williams, a

An outstanding trapeze aerialist and beloved coach, he also worked in ‘Return of the Jedi,’ ‘Breakout,’ ‘Commando’ and ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit.’

Bob Yerkes, an iconic stunt performer who worked on Hollywood films like Star Wars and Back to the Future, has sadly died at the age of 92, it has been reported.

Professional American stuntman Bob Yerkes enjoyed a career that ran for 42 years and saw him perform in the iconic Star Wars and Back to the Future film franchises