Summary
David Holmes was injured while working as a stunt double on the Harry Potter films, which left him paralyzed. Despite this, he maintains his positive outlook and values his work and relationships. He has focused on recovery, raising awareness about living with disability, and sharing his story through a documentary.
Key Facts
- David Holmes worked as a stunt double for Daniel Radcliffe in the Harry Potter films.
- In 2009, an on-set accident left Holmes paralyzed at the age of 24.
- Holmes decided not to sue Warner Bros. because insurance covered his medical needs.
- He shares his journey and experiences in a documentary titled "David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived."
- Holmes remains friends with Daniel Radcliffe, who encouraged him to tell his story.
- He highlights the challenges of living with a disability, including accessing support if he and his partner, Rosie, live together.
- Holmes remains proud of his contributions to the Harry Potter films, which he believes comfort many people worldwide.
- He has continued to educate others on disability awareness and the difficulties it presents in everyday life.
