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I watched the movie, “The Fall Guy” today.
According to the Japanese movie pamphlet, the word of fall guy has two meanings.
One is a stunt word. A person who acts at a high place is called fall guy.
Another is a figurative expression. A person who does a dangerous thing for deep love is called fall guy.
Is that correct? It’s so interesting.
Aug 23, 2024 12:10 PM
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I watched the movie, “The Fall Guy” today. According to the Japanese movie
pamphlet, the word of fall guy has two meanings. One is a stunt word. A person
who acts at a high place is called fall guy. Another is a figurative expression.
A person who does a dangerous thing for deep love is called fall guy. Is that
correct? It’s so interesting.
Generally it refers to the guy who takes the blame for whatever has gone wrong but in actuality the person is infact innocent. However the Japanese take on it is quite interesting
August 23, 2024
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