Kenny Powers, born on July 9, 1947, in Landrum, South Carolina, became a cult figure in the world of stunt work, notorious for his audacious yet ultimately tragic attempt to leap the Saint Lawrence River in 1979. His story was immortalized in the 2014 documentary *Ken Carter: Stuntman to the End*, which chronicles not only his daring feats but also the tumultuous life that followed—marked by substance abuse and personal struggles. Collectors value this film not just for its thrilling content, but for its authentic portrayal of the high-risk world of stunt performance. Powers’ legacy resonates within the home video community, particularly for those who appreciate the blend of danger and artistry in stunt work. His life is a cautionary tale that adds depth to the existing canon of stunt documentaries and serves as a reminder of the high stakes in the pursuit of fame. Rare releases and memorabilia associated with Kenny Powers are sought after by collectors who recognize the significance of his contributions to film history and the physical media landscape.