Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 12, 2015

What’s wrong with swimming in daylight aside from the thought of immorality?

It may be a 50 year career, but killed tens of thousands of times? Are we exaggerating just a wee bit there?

I did the math. In order to be killed 10,000 times in 50 years, he would have to make 200 movies a year, or 12.7 a month. That’s like a movie every 2 1/2 days for 50 years. Unless he somehow gets killed several times in each movie.

It could be several shots of one kill, too.

The Sean Bean of Samurai movies?

Or as a stuntman subbing for several actors per movie

WMWiii & Bob got it right. He filled in for more than oneactor in each film, so if there were multiple fight scenes, hewould be one of the people killed in each scene.

Hong Kong was the same. You’d frequently see the same stuntmen on both sides of a fight in different shots.

The Great White Sharks must have liked that late night snack!

And despite the water refracting the light, the archer fish’s aim is dead on!

Jackie Chan was killed by Bruce Lee in “Enter the Dragon”.

Seizo Fukumoto-the Japanese Sean Bean/Jeffrey Dean Morgan!

One actor playing several roles in a movie? I think that may have happened in the 1946 version of The Big Sleep, starring Bogie. The girl in the book shop where they share a drink, the taxi driver and the waitress: were they all the same person?

Fukumoto must have been wearing a red shirt.