Mike Washlake

Mike Washlake is a stuntman, stunt actor, and stunt coordinator who performed stunts as an Enterprise engineering trainee in under Stunt Coordinator Bill Couch, Sr.
A trained gymnast, Washlake has started his stunt career in the 1970s when he worked on (1976, starring Jenny Agutter, coordinated by Glenn R. Wilder and Bill Couch, Sr. and with stunts by Phil Adams, Greg Barnett, Bill Couch, Jr., Paula Crist, Donna Garrett, Tom Huff, Loren Janes, Gary Morgan, Beth Nufer, Regina Parton, and Dick Ziker).
In the 1980s, he worked as stunt double for on an episode of (1980, coordinated by Greg Barnett) and for on Spaceballs (1987, coordinated by Dick Warlock and with stunts by Bob Cummings, Dane Farwell, Denney Pierce, Jesse Wayne, and Brian J. Williams). Due to his gymnastic skills, Washlake worked as stunt double for actress on (1982, coordinated by Gary Combs and with Janet Brady, Diane Carter, Ann Chatterton, Gilbert Combs, Gary Epper, Jim Halty, Jeff Imada, Beth Nufer, George Sawaya, and Michael Zurich).
Other stunt work include an episode of (1980), (1980, with Bobby Bass, Richard E. Butler, Gilbert Combs, Andy Epper, Loren Janes, Johnny C. Meier, Bennie E. Moore, Jr., and Victor Paul), (1980), (1981, with Loren Janes), (1981, with Bruce Barbour), (1984, with Steve M. Davison), (1984, with Richard E. Butler, Phil Chong, Gilbert Combs, Gary Epper, Shawn Lane, John Moio, Tom Morga, Victor Paul, John Robotham, Brian J. Williams, and Dick Ziker), (1984, with Nanci Rogers and Dick Warlock), (1984, coordinated by John Moio and with stunts by Rick Avery, Leslie Hoffman, Gene LeBell, Pat Romano, Rick Sawaya, Jesse Wayne, Robert Herron, and Brian J. Williams), (1985, coordinated by Bill Couch, Sr. and with Janet Brady, Doc Charbonneau, Bill Couch, Jr., Robert Herron, Lane Leavitt, Kim Washington, Bennie E. Moore, Jr., and Jesse Wayne), (1985, coordinated by Bill Couch, Jr. and with Christine Anne Baur, Paul Crist, Nick Dimitri, Terry James, Loren Janes, Lane Leavitt, and Kim Washington), (1985, coordinated by B.J. Davis and with Eddie Braun, Alan Marcus, and Gary T. Pike), (1986, coordinated by Bud Davis), (1986), (1986, coordinated by Kenny Endoso and James Lew), (1986), (1986, coordinated by Bill Couch, Sr.), (1986), (1987, coordinated by Max Kleven), (1987, coordinated by John Moio), (1988, with Eddie Braun, Cheryl Wheeler Duncan, Allan Graf, Robert Herron, Keii Johnston, Denney Pierce, Brian J. Williams, Bobby Burns, Yannick Derrien, and Linda Fetters), (1988), and (1989).
In the 1990s, Washlake worked as stunt double for actor on (1995, coordinated by Gary Combs) and on sixteen episodes of (1998-2001). He also doubled in an episode of (1998, coordinated by Jeff Cadiente and with stunts by Laura Albert and Kane Hodder).
Further stunt work includes (1991), (1993, with Mickey Cassidy, Monty Cox, B.J. Davis, Gary Guercio, and Eddie Mathews), (1994), (1994, coordinated by Terry Jackson and with Noon Orsatti, Pat Romano, Don Ruffin, Lincoln Simonds, Erik Stabenau, and Brian J. Williams), (1994, coordinated by Spiro Razatos), (1995), (1996, coordinated by Ken Bates and Spiro Razatos), (1996), (1997), (1999), and episodes of seaQuest DSV (1993, with Terry Jackson, Jimmy N. Roberts, and Brian J. Williams), (1999), and Martial Law (1999, coordinated by Jeff Cadiente and with Brian Hite and Hiro Koda).
Washlake worked as stunt coordinator on episodes of (2000-01), The Practice (2001), and (2015-16) and as assistant stunt coordinator on the science fiction comedy The Pod (2017, written, executive produced, and directed by Edward Conna) for which he earned a Galactic Film Festival Award nomination in the category Best Action. He doubled actor Gordon Clapp in an episode of (2001) and in an episode of Mob City (2013, coordinated by Charlie Brewer), in the comedy American Cowslip (2009, with Chris Torres), and Philip Baker Hall in an episode of Second Chance (2016, coordinated by Carrick O'Quinn).
Washlake worked as stunt rigger on the television series Dog Eat Dog (2003), American Gladiators (2008, with Tanoai Reed), No Ordinary Family (2011, with John Dixon, Lisa Hoyle, and Antal Kalik), The Nine Lives of Chloe King (2011, with Tara Macken, Aaron Toney, Jessie Graff, and Martin De Boer), (2014), (2011-14), Real Husbands of Hollywood (2014), Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris (2015, coordinated by Caine Sinclair), Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2014, coordinated by Tanner Gill and with Charlie Brewer, Dane Farwell, Denney Pierce, Derek Graf, Tom McComas, Dustin Meier, and Jimmy N. Roberts), The Player (2015, coordinated by Eric Norris and with Laura Albert, Eddie Braun, Derek Graf, Tim Rigby, Tim Sitarz, Kofi Yiadom, Kenny Alexander, Paul Lacovara, Jimmy N. Roberts, and Alex Chansky), (2016, with Oliver Keller and Omid Zader), and American Horror Story (2016, with Lisa Hoyle, Hugh Aodh O'Brien, Mark Chadwick, Theo Kypri, and Erik Stabenau), (2007), (2011, with Antal Kalik), (2013), (2015, coordinated by Lin Oeding), (2016, coordinated by Pat Romano), and the short film Albedo Absolute (2016, coordinated by Sandra Gimpel).
Further credits as stunt performer include (2001), (2001), (2002, starring The Rock), (2003), (2005), (2005), (2006), (2007), (2008, coordinated by Phil Culotta and Spiro Razatos and with Doc Charbonneau, Gregory J. Barnett, Gilbert Combs, John Eskobar, Dane Farwell, Mike Massa, Denney Pierce, and Justin Sundquist), (2012), and the short horror film Catatonic (2015, coordinated by Pat Romano and with Tim Gilbert) and episodes of (2002), (2005, with Danny Downey), American Horror Story (2012), Kickin' It (2013-14), The Eric Andre Show (2014, with Nico Woulard), (2015, with Thom Williams), and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2015, coordinated by Tanner Gill).
Washlake later worked as stunt rigger on (2019, with Mickey Cassidy, Craig Jensen, Dennis Keiffer, Cole McKay, and Merritt Yohnka), doubled actor John Savage in (2019, with William De Vital, Natalie Diaz, Charles Grisham, and Lane Leavitt), and performed stunts in (2018, co-stunt coordinated by John Stoneham, Jr.) and in episodes of Camping (2018, coordinated by Shauna Duggins) and WandaVision (2021, with Brian Avery, Stacey Carino, Keith Campbell, Alex Chansky, Katie Eischen, Charles Grisham, Theo Kypri, Rob Mars, Anthony Molinari, Kyle Weishaar, Neraida Bega, Kevin Foster, Tim Gilbert, Cheryl Lewis, Simon Rhee, Trampas Thompson, and Mark Wagner).
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