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Cody G. Carson

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  • Born
    August 29, 1965 · Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
  • Height
    5′ 7″ (1.70 m)

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  • Cody G. Carson was born on August 29, 1965 in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. He is a director and actor, known for Eden Galaxy Chronicles Presents International Published Model Marina Zakutnyaya (2021), Eden Galaxy Chronicles Presents Henrik Szabo (2021) and Eden Galaxy Chronicles Presents U.S. Marine Charisse Briguera (2021).

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      Lisa Blount(Cousin)

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  • The getaway car in Shelter is a rare, all stock, 1972 Mustang fastback Sprint that was owned by actor Cody G. Carson who also played "Wayne" in the movie. Carson would not allow his car to be damaged, so he was paid to construct a replica from salvage as the stunt double (which he was allowed to keep after filming). Carson paint-matched the stunt double car in every detail including the primer patches. The stunt double Mustang looked so much like the original that the crew got them mixed up one day and started rigging the stunt double car for a driving sequence (it had no engine or transmission). Carson continued to drive the Mustang as his POV for several years after the filming of the movie and it was featured as "the Shelter movie Mustang" in two local TV commercials that he later produced. Carson eventually sold the car when under financial hardship and would one day like to find it and buy it back. The stunt double car was crushed by a former friend while it was in storage. Pictures of both cars can be seen online by googling "Shelter movie Mustangs".

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