This video is CRAZY impressive – as Hollywood stuntwomen and A-list actresses go hand to hand without ever leaving their homes (via toofab)
Hollywood stuntwoman Zoe Bell -- who also starred and stole the show in"Grindhouse" feature"Death Proof" -- directed and produced her own fight scene starring a ton of A-list actresses and their stunt doubles, all filmed at their respective homes.
In the 5-minute feature -- dubbed the Boss Bitch Fight Challenge -- each woman reacts to the punch, kick or general attack from the person before them, before doing something for the next person to react to. The roster of talent includes stars from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, DC,"Westworld" and even young"Once Upon a Time ... In Hollywood" star Julia Butters.
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