caution or care? why?
We take the utmost caution/care
Safety and timing are all-important for stunt professionals — they plan everything down
to the tiniest detail. “We take the utmost (5)... . It’s not like being an actor where you can take
the shot again if it goes wrong.

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caution or care? why?
We take the utmost caution/care
Safety and timing are all-important for stunt professionals — they plan everything down 
to the tiniest detail. “We take the utmost (5)... . It’s not like being an actor where you can take 
the shot again if it goes wrong.

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It should be "care."  The verb "take" is the clue here: we say "to take care," and we say "to use caution," but we don't say "to take caution."

"Please take care when crossing the street."
"Please use caution when crossing the street."

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Hi

I would go for "We take the utmost caution" as it seems to be an activity that involves some level of risk. But maybe "Take caution" could be replaced by "We are extremely cautious when ...ING"

This is my non-Native opinion. Hope I've helped

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Interesting discussion.. you could get away with either in normal conversation and writing, but "care" is the most correct answer, as noted below. Now, you could change it to, "We take every precaution..."

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As Gray said, "to take care" and "to use caution."

Collins online dictionary
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/care
care - noun
14. take care of sth/sb
15. take care
16. take care to do sth

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/caution
caution - noun
the act or practice of being cautious; wariness