Roxie Roughrider

Biography

Born and raised in Sturgis, South Dakota, Roxie Roughrider grew up in a town where motorcycles, hard work, and determination were simply part of everyday life. Long before she ever stepped onto a movie set, Roxie developed a reputation for fearlessly taking on challenges that most people wouldn't even consider. Whether she was racing across open fields, rebuilding old equipment, or finding new ways to test the limits of gravity, she possessed the kind of quiet confidence that would eventually define her career.

As her passion for action grew, Roxie pursued a career in professional stunt work, earning the respect of performers and production crews throughout the entertainment industry.

Over the decades, she became known for coordinating complex action sequences with remarkable precision, proving that the most dangerous stunts could be performed safely through careful planning, discipline, and experience. While many stunt professionals chased recognition, Roxie preferred staying behind the scenes, believing the audience should remember the story—not the person making it possible.

When Bullderos Studios began assembling its production team, Roxie quickly became an essential part of the organization. Today, she serves as the studio's Senior Stunt Coordinator, overseeing everything from simple practical effects to elaborate action sequences. Her calm leadership, unwavering professionalism, and decades of experience have made her one of the most trusted members of the cast and crew.

Although Roxie rarely seeks the spotlight, everyone at Bullderos Studios knows one thing: when she says, "Hold it," production stops. Whether she's making sure Antonio Bullderos doesn't accidentally wander into a stunt rehearsal, reminding Steve Sparks that fewer explosives are sometimes the better option, or ensuring every performer gets home safely at the end of the day, Roxie approaches every production with the same steady commitment that has guided her entire career.

Despite countless stories surrounding her career, Roxie has never been one to brag about her accomplishments. She'll gladly share advice, encourage new stunt performers, or tell stories about the early days of filmmaking—but mention 1987, and the conversation ends almost immediately.

Officially, there are no public records.

Unofficially...

Those records remain classified.

Quick Facts

Hometown: Sturgis, South Dakota

Current Position: Senior Stunt Coordinator

Years in the Industry: █████████

Favorite Vehicle to Jump: "Whichever one isn't mine."

Biggest Supporters: Her grandchildren, who proudly tell everyone their grandma "gets paid to jump off of buildings."

Known For

• Coordinating complex stunt sequences with remarkable precision.

• Protecting every cast and crew member like family.

• Remaining perfectly calm when everyone else is panicking.

• Ending any conversation that begins with, "So... what happened in 1987?"

Favorite Saying

"The best stunt is the one everyone walks away from."

BFOIA Classification

1987 Incident Report: CLASSIFIED

Emergency Landing in ███████████: SEALED

Insurance Carrier Correspondence: ACCESS DENIED

Lifetime Number of Vehicles Launched: REDACTED

Complete Pre-Bullderos Stunt History: UNDER CONTINUOUS REVIEW