"Harry Potter Stunt Double Documentary Trailer Released, Sharing the Story of a Stunt Performer"

According to reports from Hollywood Watch, the documentary "David Holmes: The Unbreakable Boy" that focuses on the paralyzed stunt double from "Harry Potter" has released its trailer. Daniel Radcliffe, the executive producer, narrates the emotional story of David Holmes, who worked as his stunt double but suffered a spinal injury during the filming of "Deathly Hallows (Part 1)."

Holmes and Radcliffe developed a deep friendship during their years of collaboration on the "Harry Potter" film series. In the documentary's trailer, Radcliffe fondly recalls, "He was like a cool big brother who would do the riskiest stunts."

However, Holmes's life took a tragic turn on the set of "Deathly Hallows (Part 1)" when he had the unfortunate accident that left him with a spinal injury. Radcliffe expressed his sorrow, saying, "It's not fair; he shouldn't have had to do those stunts."

The documentary also states, "When David needed help, Daniel and his closest stunt double colleagues rallied to support him and his family. David's unwavering spirit gave them strength and inspiration." Radcliffe adds, "Terrible things happened to him, but I don't want to portray his life as a tragedy. It's about how his life has affected the people around him, and that's far from being a tragedy."

Directed by Dan Hartley, known for "Lad: A Yorkshire Story," the documentary is set to premiere on Max on November 15th.