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Interesting articles saying that previous gun deaths in films are just one in 1915 and The Crow in the 80's. Which while no comfort or help to those in this inc
by gandalfian 5y ago
Interesting articles saying that previous gun deaths in films are just one in 1915 and The Crow in the 80's. Which while no comfort or help to those in this incident does suggest it's not actually a prevalent problem and the current standards may be working.
- suzzer99 5y agoThere are more than that: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2021-10-22/alec-baldwin-prop-gun-accidents-in-movies-tv https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2021-10-22/...
- gandalfian 5y agoAh thanks, two more, though still four deaths over a hundred years not too common. One bored person playing Russian roulette with blanks and one complete failure on a straight to video production in mexico.
- donarb 5y agoIt's more prevalent than that. Just on this movie set alone, there were prior problems with accidental firings of prop guns that were supposed to be unloaded. On the morning of the deadly shooting, union members walked off the job due to safety concerns. This is going to be one huge lawsuit.