Glenn R. Wilder

Glenn R. Wilder worked in film as part of the stunt and stunt coordination departments across major productions in Hollywood. Born on September 1, 1933 in Los Angeles, California, Wilder began his career during an era when stunt performers transitioned from silent-era physicality to the more technically demanding action sequences of modern cinema. Over several decades, Wilder contributed to films that became benchmarks for action and spectacle, including genre-defining titles such as The Terminator, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and Die Hard, where his work in stunts helped shape the visceral impact of fight scenes and chase sequences.

Wilder’s filmography also includes early collaborations with directors known for stylized violence and large-scale action, such as Scarface and Tron, as well…