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Originally Posted by masraum
This is what many of us think, but Jeff differs in that he believes that every actor should be responsible for treating every gun on a set like a real gun and being responsible for verifying the situation.
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Originally Posted by MMARSH
I know he does. Now, I'm sure we are gonna see at least seven paragraphs on why he feels that way.  |
No, just a few words. I see a clear division regarding the two different camps on this - one camp are "gun guys", the other camp are not. "Gun guys" will absolutely never accept, under any circumstances, the "Hollywood approach" to gun safety that the non-gun guys appear comfortable with. You know, the approach that resulted in this woman's needless death.
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Originally Posted by Tobra
My understanding is a disbelief that basic gun safety is the same everywhere but on a movie set.
That is where I am at with it anyway, and it does not make a bit of sense to me.
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Me neither. Seconds, mere seconds to check that gun. It just boggles the mind the lengths to which some will go to justify
not spending those several seconds. Several seconds that would have saved that woman's life. Incredible.