Elbrus Ourtaev’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro South AFrican stuntman
Is Entertainer 
Circus performer 
From South Africa 
Type Entertainment 
Gender male

Bruce Ortaev, sometimes credited as Elbrus Ourtaev or Bruce Ourtaeve, is a film stuntman.

Career

He joined the Moscow State Circus School at age 15 and worked with the Moscow State Circus for five years.

Ortaev then joined a horse-stunt theatre with Muhtarbek Kantimirov and they performed for audiences around Europe.

He later settled in South Africa and began working on various feature films and television commercials as a horse stuntman and trainer, along with doing fight scenes. Ortaev is also a martial-arts trainer.

Film and television work

Ortaev’s screen work includes:

Year Title Role Genre Notes
1994 Cyborg Cop II (also known as Cyborg Soldier) stunts action-adventure
1994 Trigger Fast (also known as Guns of Honor: Trigger Fast) stunt rider and horse wrangler western credited as Bruce Ourtaeve
1994 Guns of Honor (also known as Guns of Honour: Rebel Rousers) stunt rider and horse wrangler western; television film credited as Bruce Ourtaeve
2008 10,000 BC stunt performer fantasy-adventure credited as Elbrus Ourtaev
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