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Ermes Blarasin (b. 1965)

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Alias:
Ermes Blarasen

Birthplace:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Born:
April 17, 1965

Biography from TheMovieDB

Ermes Blarasin was born on April 17 1965 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is of an Italian background, his family moving from Fruili Venezia Giulia 8 years prior to him being born. He grew up in Toronto where filming movies had become popular and first got into the business as a stuntman in the movie Tommy Boy, doubling the hilarious Chris Farley. Since then, Ermes Blarasin has created a name for himself in the stunt business and has been complimented about his skill many times by directors. One of his most famous roles is the role of the "bloated Woman" zombie is the 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead. He currently lives in a small town north of Toronto close by to his family and friends awaiting more roles. - IMDb Mini Biography

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Stunt Double:
1997  Peacekeepers
2001  Exit Wounds
2004  Cube Zero

Stunt Driver:
1997  Peacekeepers
2001  Exit Wounds
2004  Cube Zero
2005  The Pacifier
2008  The Incredible Hulk

Stunts:
1997  Peacekeepers
1999  Detroit Rock City
2000  X-Men
2001  Exit Wounds
2004  Cube Zero
2004  Welcome to Mooseport
2005  The Pacifier
2008  The Incredible Hulk
2009  The Good Times Are Killing Me
2021  Spiral: From the Book of Saw

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TV Production

Stunt Double:
1994  Due South

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