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Originally Posted by gordner
I did not say they do it without precautions. I just said it is not uncommon to come upon scenes that can only be adequately shot by pointing a gun at someone and pulling the trigger.
With all precautions of course, and only as the final option, but I seriously doubt it is "uncommon" given the amount of gun play in modern cinema.
So all the americans posting here, they aren't "arguing"? I know you guys like an echo chamber, but are you really looking for threads with no dissention of opinion? Sounds sort of boring to me, but good luck to you.
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An FYI only... Under Australian law the only people who can handle
any gun on a movie set must have a licence. Prop gun, rubber gun, real gun it doesn't matter. They must pass a safety and competency test before being allowed to handle or use a gun on set. I only know this because my son was an extra on a Russell Crowe movie a few years ago. (The Water Diviner, 2014)