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[Nine]

Wow. How the fuck does this happen?

[DopeSoul.]

He gives a crazed and deranged tea

[Nine]

He gives a crazed and deranged tea

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He's def nuts

I remember when he left a voicemail lashing his daughter

[United Nations Barbie 🇺🇳]

Wow. How the fuck does this happen?

You wanna find out?

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Apparently the guns they use on movie sets are real guns but they shoot blanks, but there's a whole safety element around shooting blanks that wasn't properly checked before use

[Edge gorl]

See
This why we dnt need movies

[Hatsumomo]

Alec was seen crying after it happened ..that's fucked up ..i thought props on sets were always safe. 

[CHOKE]

Wow. How the fuck does this happen?

You wanna find out?

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[CHOKE]

Alec was seen crying after it happened ..that's fucked up ..i thought props on sets were always safe.

Sad. He'll be haunted with this for the rest of his life

[long-timeXMasPartyFor2Fan]

Alec was seen crying after it happened ..that's fucked up ..i thought props on sets were always safe.

Sad. He'll be haunted with this for the rest of his life

[L0NZ.]

How can you call something a "prop" if it's real and fully loaded?

Literally out there playing with guns and  !!! someone gets hurt!

Let's go on set

[b7]

Hollywood is so weird

How has this happened multiple times?

this is why i hate guns smh

[b7]

How do you misfire a prop gun with "supposed" blank bullets tho? Something ain't right with that story 

It means you put the gun too close; on someone's head or body and shoot the blanks. It's probably not the gun that was acting up (you can expect there to be pressure/flame), it's a lack of security measures.

That's still insane to me  they doctor and edit everything else and can't make the gun and gunfire look real without putting folks in harms way? No ma'am.

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

How do you misfire a prop gun with "supposed" blank bullets tho? Something ain't right with that story 

It means you put the gun too close; on someone's head or body and shoot the blanks. It's probably not the gun that was acting up (you can expect there to be pressure/flame), it's a lack of security measures.

That's still insane to me  they doctor and edit everything else and can't make the gun and gunfire look real without putting folks in harms way? No ma'am.

Crew members were talking on the radio this morning and they said whenever they use real guns,  the blanks give a more realistic tea when they fire, apparently they can't replicate the bang, smoke and fire from a fired gun
Plus it's a western movie so I guess they wanted the upmost

[ATLien]

How can you call something a "prop" if it's real and fully loaded?

Literally out there playing with guns and  !!! someone gets hurt!

Let's go on set

plenty of space n opportunity right here 🤷🏾