filmography
04/03/2010
Travelling camera
Jean-pierre has adapted a motorbike onto which film producers can fix their travelling cameras. The bike in question is a rapid and easy to handle 650 BMW . It can be used indifferently on-road or cross country . This motorbike can be hired with or without the presence of Jean Pierre Goy . Estimates on demand
04/03/2010
«Tomorrow never dies» (1997) with Pierce Brosnan
Handcuffed during the stunts, Jean-Pierre Goy ,alias James Bond, whilst piloting the motorbike could only activate the accelerator and his team mate, the clutch. Sat behind him, in the place of the pillion-passenger ,the actress then had to climb onto the front of the bike , onto the patrol tank and then return to her original pillion position. All this whilst driving at high speed through the crowded and bustling streets of Bangkok. As you watch the scene, the action and suspense are at their highest as the two-some dodge in and out of market stalls, down narrow streets, along balconies? in the chase they even leap into a lorry and pass under a landing helicopter. But nothing can match the incredible "flight" (over 21 metres in length and at a height of 15 metres) between two buildings and over a helicopter ! Vic Armstrong had intended to use a security cable for this scene. For Jean Pierre this was unacceptable and in order to guarantee the authenticity of the stunt, he refused any such security measures or the use of special effects.
04/03/2010
Fiche cinéma Jean-Pierre GOY "Cascadeur Moto - Pilotage de précision"
Né le : 30 Mars 1961
A : Jallieu (38)
Situation de famille : Marié, un enfant.
Domicilié à : Impasse du petit bois, Flévieu, 01470 Briord (01) France.
Téléphone Mobile : + 33 (0)6 08 22 41 11
Site : 3wkom.ma:6015
E-mail : jeanpierregoy@orange.fr
Taille : 1,76 mètre.
Poids : 85 kilos
Yeux : Bleus
Cheveux : Poivre sel.
Taille : veste XL
Pantalon : 44
Chaussures : 44
Gants : XL
Adhérent : SAG aux Etats-Unis et Equity en Angleterre.
Spécialités : 30 ans d'expériences moto.
Cascadeur Moto (toutes cylindrées et types de motos, poursuites rapides, route et tout-terrain, sauts, chutes, spécialiste pilotage moto difficiles (Batman), réglage cascades.
Mais aussi : pilote quad, moto neige, jet ski, side car, pilote moto travelling, pilotage sur glace.
Filmographie : Opération Condor'doublure de Mr. Jackie Chan, Demain ne meurt jamais, James Bond 18 (doublure de Monsieur Pierce Brosnan, The Dark Knight (doublure de Monsieur Christian Bale, Batman 2008.
Série TV : Simon Templar, Le Gorille, Commissaire Moulin.
Palmarès moto : Trial, Vainqueur du Kick Star (GB) coupe du Monde de Trial Indoor, Champion de France Trial Indoor.
Enduro : Vainqueur de manches de Championnat de France, 3 participations à la Gilles Lalay Classic, finisher 1 fois, participations à de nombreuses courses encore actuellement.
Spectacles : plus de 1000 spectacles dans le monde entier.
Record : 221 kilomètres sur la roue arrière, 156.45 mètres sur la roue avant.
Practically born on a bike, Jean Pierre Goy had always shown ,even from his most tender age a pronounced taste for dangerous acrobatic bike stunts. No risk meant no fun !
It was inevitable that he therefore rapidly moved on from pedal power to the fabulous world of motorbikes.
He adopted the motorbike as a lifestyle and saw it as a clear career choice. His agility meant he was immediately successful in the world of trial biking and won numerous titles : recognition of his talent in this domain soon saw him competing on several continents.
The film industry soon noticed him and consequently Jean-Pierre joined a major French stunt company. Ten years of collaboration followed, during which he worked with the likes of Jackie Chan ,John woo and Vic Armstrong. The latter entrusted him with the famous James Bond motorbike sequences : he is Pierce Brosnans? stuntman in the 1997 opus "tomorrow never dies"
Television appearances followed in many popular series such as "the Saint" or "Inspector Moulin" with daring stunts filmed in the centre of Paris. He was also often to be seen in French T.V programmes such as " les marches de la gloire" or "Turbo". He became a reference and hero figure for many top French TV presenters such as Vincent Perrot et Christophe Dechavanne.
Since the beginning of the year Jean Pierre has been working on the second part of the new Batman film "The Dark Knight". He has had to master the futuristic Hollywood prototype ,imagined as batman?s new steed. Jean Pierre?s work in this domain has yet again been revolutionary and allowed a vehicle, the fruit of pure fantasy ,to come to life without special effects.