Garrett Warren

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Garrett Warren (born March 3, 1969) is an American stuntman and second unit director.

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Life and career

Warren was married to Claudia Haro, the ex-wife of Joe Pesci, from 1998 to 2000. [1] [2]

On May 20, 2000, after filing for divorce from Haro, Warren was shot four times in the chest, neck, left hip, and right eye by a gunman hired by Haro, who arrived at the front door of his Westlake Village, California, apartment. Warren survived the attack, but lost his right eye. Haro was later arrested in 2005 and sentenced to 12 years and 4 months in April 2012. [3]

Warren has served as second unit director on Logan , Larry Crowne , Divergent , Little Fockers , Ghosted , God Is a Bullet , Avatar The Way of Water , and Avatar: Fire and Ash . [4]

Filmography

YearTitle Stunts Second unit director Director
2000 Charlie's Angel YesNo McG
2001 The One YesNo James Wong
2002 The Tuxedo YesNoKevin Donovan
2003 National Security YesNo Dennis Dugan
2004 Spider-Man 2 YesNo Sam Raimi
2005 Be Cool YesNo F. Gary Gray
Pit Fighter NoYes Jesse V. Johnson
Sin City YesNo Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller
War of the Worlds YesNo Steven Spielberg
Domino YesNo Tony Scott
Chasing Ghosts NoYesKyle Dean Jackson
The New World YesNo Terrence Malick
2006 Mission: Impossible III YesNo J.J. Abrams
Inland Empire YesNo David Lynch
2007 Transformers YesNo Michael Bay
Beowulf YesNo Robert Zemeckis
2008 Bedtime Stories YesNo Adam Shankman
2009 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen YesNoMichael Bay
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian YesNo Shawn Levy
The Butcher YesYesJesse V. Johnson
A Christmas Carol YesNoRobert Zemeckis
Avatar YesNo James Cameron
2010 Iron Man 2 YesNo Jon Favreau
The Losers NoYes Sylvain White
Alice in Wonderland YesNo Tim Burton
Little Fockers YesYes Paul Weitz
2011 Mars Needs Moms YesYes Simon Wells
X-Men: First Class YesNo Matthew Vaughn
Limitless NoYes Neil Burger
Transformers: Dark of the Moon YesNoMichael Bay
Larry Crowne YesYes Tom Hanks
Immortals YesYes Tarsem Singh Dhandwar
The Adventures of Tintin YesNoSteven Spielberg
2012 The Master YesNo Paul Thomas Anderson
Lincoln YesNoSteven Spielberg
Here Comes the Boom YesYes Frank Coraci
2013 Ender's Game YesYes Gavin Hood
2014 Divergent YesYesNeil Burger
Godzilla YesNo Gareth Edwards
Transformers: Age of Extinction YesNoMichael Bay
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles YesNo Jonathan Liebesman
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day YesYes Miguel Arteta
2015 Spy NoYes Paul Feig
Little Boy YesYes Alejandro Gomez Monteverde
2016 Miracles from Heaven YesYes Patricia Riggen
X-Men: Apocalypse YesNo Bryan Singer
Free State of Jones YesYes Gary Ross
Passengers YesNo Morten Tyldum
Why Him? YesNo John Hamburg
2017 Logan YesYes James Mangold
2018 Ready Player One YesNoSteven Spielberg
2019 Alita: Battle Angel YesNoRobert Rodriguez
2022 The Fabelmans YesNoSteven Spielberg
Avatar: The Way of Water NoYesJames Cameron
2023 God Is a Bullet YesYes Nick Cassavetes
Ghosted YesYes Dexter Fletcher
2025 Avatar: Fire and Ash NoYesJames Cameron

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