Rydbeck’s portrayal of Roy, a paintball soldier in “Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives,” became one of his most memorable performances. In the film, Roy attempts to kill the infamous mass murderer Jason Voorhees but tragically becomes one of his victims instead.
Apart from his acting career, Rydbeck gained recognition as a crash test dummy named “Larry” in seat belt safety public service announcements during the 1980s. In these campaigns, Rydbeck and Tony Reitano portrayed the consequences of not wearing seat belts, depicting the serious damage caused by (fake) car accidents. The commercials concluded with the famous line, “You could learn a lot from a dummy. Buckle your safety belt.”
Rydbeck attributed his success in the commercial role to his experience as a mime. He mentioned that wearing masks during the shoot impaired their vision, hearing, and speech, and jokingly remarked, “God forbid you had to go to the bathroom.” He also emphasized the importance of seat belt usage, stating, “I always buckle up, I’ll tell you that.”
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