Fredrick A. Krone was one of the few lifetime members of the Stuntmen's Association of Motion Pictures. Krone specialized in high falls and fight scenes, earning the nickname "Krunch" early in a career that spanned three decades. In 1974 Fred quit the film industry and went on to operate a very successful clock repair business
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Johnny Ringo Shoot The Moon |
1960 |
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Johnny Ringo The Gunslinger |
1960 |
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Mannix The Dark Hours |
1974 |
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Mannix Bang, Bang, You're Dead |
1970 |
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The F.B.I. The Break-Up |
1972 |
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Yancy Derringer Outlaw at Liberty |
1959 |
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Mannix The Faces of Murder |
1973 |
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Johnny Ringo Judgement Day |
1960 |
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Wanted: Dead or Alive Three for One |
1960 |
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Mannix Fear I to Fall |
1968 |
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The Green Hornet Freeway to Death |
1966 |
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Maverick Benefit of Doubt |
1961 |
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Yancy Derringer Two of a Kind |
1959 |
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Yancy Derringer Nightmare on Bourbon Street |
1959 |
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Mannix A Day Filled with Shadows |
1971 |
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Burke's Law Who Killed Mr. Cartwheel? |
1964 |
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The Adventures of Jim Bowie Pearls of Talimeco |
1957 |
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The Texan Law of the Gun |
1958 |
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Burke's Law Who Killed the 13th Clown? |
1965 |
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State Trooper The Last Waltz |
1958 |
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State Trooper Lonely Valley |
1959 |
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Mission: Impossible The Reluctant Dragon |
1967 |
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Yancy Derringer The Night the Russians Landed |
1959 |
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Mission: Impossible Nicole |
1969 |
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Yancy Derringer Gallatin Street |
1958 |
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Wanted: Dead or Alive Black Belt |
1960 |
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Mission: Impossible Double Dead |
1972 |
