Bruce Lee's family is right

[theking]

Brandon Lee's family responds to fatal prop gun shooting on Alec Baldwin film set: 'No one should ever be killed by a gun on a film set'

The family of late actor Brandon Lee has spoken out following the news that cinematographe r Halyna Hutchins was killed and director Joel Souza injured after actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on the set of the movie "Rust." According to the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office Hutchins, 42, was pronounced dead by medical personnel at the University of New Mexico Hospital on Thursday. Souza, 48, was taken to Christus St. Vincent's Regional Medical Center for care. Lee, who was the son of martial-arts icon Bruce Lee, died age 28 in March 1993, while filming "The Crow" in North Carolina. His name began trending on Twitter after members of the online community noted the similarities in the circumstances surrounding his death and that of Hutchins. In a post on Lee's official Twitter page, his relatives expressed their condolences to Hutchins' family and insisted that such tragedies should never happen.

[theking]

Not good:

Alec Baldwin's 'Rust' had prior prop gun incidents, crew walked off set before fatal shooting: Reports

[theking]

Why is "live round" even an option??  :

Warrant: Baldwin didn't know weapon contained live round

[Reporter]

Aren't they considering manslaughter charge against this actor?

I think Hollywood needs to produce replicas but not actual guns like this. After all, it's just acting, nothing real. Sure, real acting but not actual natural happening.

The NRA is not everyone's favorite but it requires that all guns be checked before their muzzles are pointed to a target. That, even if someone else has just checked it and handed it to the user.

Baldwin had a total carelessness? I can't say anything about that. All I know is that the gun wasn't acting. Nor were the ammos.

[theking]

I believe they are considering "manslaughter" charge...

[Reporter]

Her family must be so angry at this.

[theking]

Brandon Lee's fiancée Eliza Hutton speaks out about 'Rust' shooting: 'There's no such thing as a prop gun'

[DuMa]

For sure someone is gonna be held accountable for this. 

Negligence, even if by accident is still a charge. 

Why were there even real gun at the set in the first place?  If it is blanks then well, it still has gun powder but should shoot blank but if you have debris in your nozzle, now that can shoot out in feet per seconds FPS and can be fatal. 

It is always takes an incident to really opens up the mind of those that comes after.  Hollywood will change after this for sure.  The next time you see this happening again will probable be a rarity or to a never because either A) no actor is gonna take the risk or B) they are forced to do it as it comes with the job but with no one around as they up their safety concern tactics. 

[theking]

Good question?  :

"Why wasn't anyone criminally charged in Brandon Lee's death? Those involved look back"