Erine Hudson Overcomes Fears for Punch Scene in 'Boston Blue'

Actor refused stunt double for intense fight sequence in new film

Apr. 4, 2026 at 9:37am

An extreme close-up photograph of a clenched fist in dramatic studio lighting, conceptually representing the dedication and intensity of an actor performing their own stunt work.Erine Hudson's unwavering dedication to authenticity shines through in the intense physicality of his performance in 'Boston Blue'.Boston Today

Erine Hudson, who is playing the role of Reverend Edwin Peters in the upcoming film 'Boston Blue', has revealed that he initially had concerns about performing a punch scene on his own without the help of a stunt double. However, the actor insisted on doing the scene himself, determined to capture the moment authentically.

Why it matters

Hudson's decision to perform the intense fight sequence himself, rather than relying on a stunt double, demonstrates his commitment to delivering a powerful and realistic performance. This type of dedication from lead actors can help elevate a film's production value and immerse audiences more deeply in the story.

The details

In the scene, Hudson's character Reverend Peters throws a punch at another character. The production team brought in a stunt double to handle the shot, but Hudson refused, saying 'Really, guys? I mean, I think I can throw a punch.' The actor was determined to perform the moment himself, despite any initial fears or concerns.

  • The punch scene was filmed during the production of 'Boston Blue' in early 2026.

The players

Erine Hudson

An American actor starring as Reverend Edwin Peters in the upcoming film 'Boston Blue'.

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What they’re saying

“It was funny. When they brought a stuntman in to throw the punch and I go, 'Really, guys? I mean, I think I can throw a punch.'”

— Erine Hudson, Actor

The takeaway

Erine Hudson's willingness to perform his own stunts and fight choreography for 'Boston Blue' demonstrates his commitment to authenticity and immersing himself fully in the role. This type of dedication from lead actors can elevate a film's production value and draw audiences deeper into the story.