It’s a “legend” that Grant Page, a stuntman for Mad Max, perished in a terrifying auto accident.

He was eighty-five years old.

When the Australian celebrity struck a tree while driving alone, the fire and police agencies quickly arrived on the scene.

Despite the speedy arrival of police and ambulances, the movie star passed away sadly.

Leroy, his 49-year-old son, described his father as a “legend” and revealed that he was producing new films.

Regarding the accident that occurred in New South Wales on Thursday, not much is known.

Page starred in several popular action films, including Deathcheaters, Roadgames, The Man from Hong Kong, and Stunt Rock.

His most recent projects include Three Thousand Years of Longing and Furiosa, a prequel to Mad Max that will be out later this year.

Friends in the industry have honored the stuntman, who made his debut in the 1970s.

Grant Page’s former manager, Brian Trenchard-Smith, said yesterday, “He was my friend for fifty-two years and Australia’s first stunt performer.”

“I will sincerely miss him. He was a wonderful man who lived an entirely honest life.

Grant responded, “Not necessarily, since he was able to change the rules of physics and probability.” “Age makes us heavy; gravity pulls us down; and death waits for us if we dare too much.”

Trenchard-Smith said that he was a stuntman with “extraordinary ability.”

“I just learned the terrible news that my dear friend and legendary Australian stuntman Grant Page has died,” Australian director Jamie Blanks also posted on the internet.

In my opinion, one of the most amazing, compassionate, and courageous individuals I have ever met is Grant.

Movie star died in tragic car accident

Australian cinema critic Dr. Luke Buckmaster described him as “brave, audacious, and devilishly cheeky.” Additionally, he claimed to have left a legacy “written in burn marks and tire streaks.”

“Transfer” was one of his signature techniques.

They were driving down a route at high speed when he jumped from one car window to another.

Page’s former spouses, Ulli and Joy, as well as his four kids, Leroy, Adrian, 52, Jeremy, 51, and Gulliver, 47, will miss him.