Bobby Holland Hanton
Jun 11, 1984 - London, England
Bobby Holland Hanton is a stunt performer.
Born in Portsmouth, England, Hanton and a gifted gymnast from an early age, Bobby became a GB-level athlete, developing the strength, agility, and precision to form the backbone of his career in stunt performance.
Hanton made his cinematic debut on Quantum of Solace (2008). Since then, he has become one of Hollywood's most sought-after stunt doubles, working alongside stars such as Chris Hemsworth, Christian Bale, Daniel Craig, and Ryan Reynolds. His resume includes iconic franchises like Thor, The Avengers, Batman, and Star Wars.
Hanton has earned deep respect within the industry because of his commitment to authenticity and safety. His dedication was highlighted in a feature on HBO's Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, which offered a compelling look into life's physical and mental demands as a top-tier stunt performer.
Beyond the screen, Hanton is a passionate advocate for the stunt community. As a Battle Cancer charity ambassador and co-founder of Move Forward Gym, which offers cancer recovery training, he channels his platform into meaningful impact. He is also an active collaborator with the Centr fitness app and maintains a strong connection with fans through his widespread social media presence.
In 2022, he published his first children's book, The Adventures of Eddie and Flip Boy, which was praised for its uplifting message and has inspired young readers worldwide.
Hanton's achievements have earned him numerous accolades, including a Guinness World Record for "Most targets hit with a backflip throw in one hour" (24), achieved at Pinewood Studios in 2009. He also receives eight Screen Actors Guild Awards, two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Stunt Ensemble on Game of Thrones, and two Taurus World Stunt Awards for "Best Fight" and "Hardest Hit" for Extraction.
