After Brandon Lee died from the same thing, there were safety measures that were put in place (that probably only apply in California) when using any kind of gun on a set. One of them, I believe, is having bulletproof glass between the gun and target (in case something was lodged in the gun, it could be fired by blank just like a bullet). I'll bet these safety measures were not followed.
After Brandon Lee died from the same thing, there were safety measures that were put in place (that probably only apply in California) when using any kind of gun on a set. One of them, I believe, is having bulletproof glass between the gun and target (in case something was lodged in the gun, it could be fired by blank just like a bullet). I'll bet these safety measures were not followed.
He's also a producer of the film, which means he might be liable in that regard, too.
He's also a producer of the film, which means he might be liable in that regard, too.
Considering that multiple people were hit I don't think it was just a squib round. It was a revolver loaded with live rounds instead of blanks.
Considering that multiple people were hit I don't think it was just a squib round. It was a revolver loaded with live rounds instead of blanks.
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