Hollywood stuntman James Lew left his estate to family, friends and the stunt community under a will signed in April, with his Primetime Emmy Award bequeathed to the Stuntmen’s Association.
Probate documents show that Lew also left his home in British Columbia to his estranged wife, Jordanna, despite stating that they were separated when the will was written.
The remainder of his property and assets was divided equally between three friends and two siblings. The documents list personal property valued at 440,000 dollars, although it is unclear whether separate trusts exist.
Lew, whose stunt work included films such as Rush Hour, Star Trek and Lethal Weapon 4, died in August after suffering from unspecified health issues.
Following his death, Jordanna paid tribute to him, writing: “Honey, I imagine you walking the beach with Dudley, sparring with Bruce Lee and finally getting to hug your Dad again. James MF Lew. You are loved and will be deeply missed.”
