Hannah Waddingham Jokes About the Physical Toll of 'Ride or Die' Stunts
The Emmy winner details the punishing work behind her new Prime Video action series, proving that dedication leaves its mark—even in a gold dress.

The Emmy-winning actress, 51, opened up about the punishing physical demands of starring in the new Prime Video action series Ride or Die.
She described spending “a week learning the choreography of a fight sequence, perform it,” only to leave herself “mangled.” Afterward, she’d think, “What are you doing? You’re 51, woman!” Waddingham admitted the work was “incredibly demanding on my body.”
The Bathroom Brawl
Despite the aches, the Ted Lasso star expressed immense pride in one particular scene: a bathroom fight while wearing a gold dress. She recalled going at it all day with such intensity that her stunt double, Chanique Greyling, told her she had never been on a job where the fight team had to be asked to tone things down. “I was going at it all day, and the director said, ‘Can we just raise the energy a bit? Hannah was literally biting the guy’s hand,’” Waddingham said.
Ride or Die premieres on Prime Video.
Sources
- Report — Just Jared
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Hannah Waddingham?
Hannah Waddingham is 51 years old.
What is the name of Hannah Waddingham's new show?
Her new show is called 'Ride or Die,' a Prime Video series.
What did Hannah Waddingham say about the stunt work?
She said it was 'incredibly demanding on my body' and joked, 'What are you doing? You’re 51, woman!'
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