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Ryan [Dunn, who tragically died in ] was a huge part of that, so it's sort of weird without him. The fourth film in the series, which was originally due to be released in March , has now been slated for a September release due to delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic. This latest Jackass flick will be the first since 's Jackass 3D , as well as the first time that the gang have filmed together since Dunn's passing.

Earlier this year, Bam Margera revealed that he wouldn't be starring in the movie. Topics: TV and Film , Jackass. Chosen for You Chosen for You.

Most Read Stories Most Read. But after a drug test came up positive for Adderall, a violation of the contract, Margera was fired from the movie.

Margera later sued Paramount, Johnny Knoxville, and producer Spike Jonze, alleging wrongful termination and contesting that he'd been forced to sign the agreement in the first place.

Weeks after filing that suit, Margera faced other legal issues when Boyd asked a court to grant her full custody of their child, per TMZ.

When you talk about lives destroyed by "Jackass," Ryan Dunn's name may be the first to come to mind. Bam's best friend, and part of the original CKY crew, Ryan Dunn developed a reputation on "Jackass" for being the guy willing to perform the insane stunts that the other guys wouldn't. Dunn's love of alcohol, cars, and driving fast led to his end when he crashed his Porsche into a tree while drunk, traveling up to mph.

Along for the fateful ride that night was Zachary Hartwell , a production assistant on "Jackass 2. Hartwell's family filed suit against the Dunn estate as well as the bar that served the two earlier in the night. The blow still lingers for the Jackass crew, many of whom have commented in subsequent years about the lasting anguish of Dunn's death. I think of him every day.

And I get pissed at people who I know are drinking and about to drive — like hell no. If Ryan could take that day back, I think he would. Steve-O , aka Stephen Glover, found his way to the original "Jackass" crew after sending videos of his homegrown stunts to "Jackass" producer Jeff Tremaine.

He quickly became one of the cast members who would perform the most disgusting tricks and would mutilate his own body if it made for good footage. Steve-O was arrested in on obscenity charges for stapling his scrotum to his thigh during a nightclub act.

In the following years, he faced two divorces and multiple scrapes with the law for drugs and disorderly conduct. His drug and alcohol binges spiraled until he was institutionalized as a suicide risk.

He spent a year in and out of psychiatric care as he battled the effects of years of wanton drug use. He later confessed to GQ that he heard other voices in his head while on drugs, and that one of his lowest moments was snorting cocaine off a drug dealer's table that was covered with dried blood. To aid Steve-O, no beer was allowed on the set of "Jackass 3D. Now sober, and a devoted vegan, Steve-O is still living up to his reputation, setting himself on fire on the Howard Stern show, and running into Mike Tyson's fist on the Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen, which broke his nose for a second time.

While he did return to jail in , it was in the name of a cause he believes in. He served 30 days for climbing a Los Angeles crane and displaying an inflatable whale with a sign reading "Sea World Sucks. The show's many stunts were often designed to humiliate Don Vito or play on his lack of intellect.

It was sometimes unclear if Don Vito really was so unwitting, so drunk, so unintelligible, or if he had created a character for the camera that played well to the premise of the show. That's certainly what his lawyers wanted a jury to believe when he was accused in of molesting two year-old girls at an autograph appearance in Lakewood, Colorado. His lawyers argued that he was simply playing the part of the lecherous dirty old man character he was known for and that his actions had been misconstrued.

Not so, said prosecutor Jim Stanley: "This man was out of control during this public event. He was so intoxicated that he peed his pants while with these children. The jury didn't buy what Don Vito's defense was selling, and he was found guilty.

In addition to probation, and registration as a sex offender, Don Vito was prohibited from being Don Vito — the judge declared that Vincent Margera could not appear in public as his TV persona for ten years. But Don Vito would never return to the public eye. He passed away from complications from kidney and liver failure in Ehren "Danger" McGhehey credits his pro-snowboarding background with his knowing how to take a fall — he had already broken his neck and undergone ACL reconstruction prior to joining the "Jackass" gang.

And despite his fondness of safety gear, and his trademarked motto "Safety first! McGhehey told Page Six that the competition between the guys to earn valuable camera time pushed him to do things he didn't really want to do.

The toll on his body led to 25 surgeries tending to multiple injuries he suffered on set — including three times breaking his back. The gag he became most known for involved his tooth getting ripped out, over and over again. The last time, it was with fishing wire and Bam's Lamborghini. McGhehey lives in Portland and enjoys his work as a professional photographer.

He also occasionally acts, having made cameo appearances on "Portlandia. You only get one body. Take care of it. Chris Raab, better known as "Raab Himself," was part of the original CKY crew and appeared in the "Jackass" series as well as the first "Jackass" film. Since the show ended in there have been various spin off films of the show, with many of the stars going on to bigger and better things.

The show was so controversial it frequently featured warnings and disclaimers noting that the stunts performed were very dangerous and should not be imitated. At the time, the programme was blamed for a number of deaths and injuries involving teens and children recreating the stunts. He was co-creator of the show and would do anything to get that footage - no matter what the stunt or cost was.

Now: In , Johnny starred in Bad Grandpa, a Jackass spinoff that ties a number of real skits and stunts involving his old-man-makeup Irving Zisman character together inside a loose road trip narrative. He followed that feature with the movie Action Point, which combined Jackass-style stunts with a story about an out-of-control, deeply unsafe theme park. Then: Bam was known on the show for being a skateboarder and a veteran stunt performer.