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Obvious stunt double for John Connor when he takes a wide berth from the street into the aqueduct. His hair, for example, is no longer across his forehead. See more...

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Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Revealing: When the Terminator is trying to save John from the T-1000 in the truck, he makes the jump. If you look at his face and hair while he's airborne, you can clearly see it's a stunt double. The Terminator stunt double is also obvious in other shots throughout the film.

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