Brandon Lee's Sister Reacts to 'Rust' Shooting Similar to Her Brother's Death on 'The Crow' Set

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The Crow, has called for mandatory gun safety training on Hollywood film and television sets.She has also said that the industry should reduce the amount of real firearms used on sets.Lee wrote an essay for Variety in which she outlined the new measures.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorIn the original version of this story, I was one of the characters who suffered a terrible loss and who, alongside the main characters, had to learn to live again. It was a tale of darkness, the reverberations of which are still felt.

died tragically from a gunshot while filming in 1993 — has called for more “gun safety training” on sets.

After nearly three decades, Eliza Hutton is still looking for change.

Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins’ tragic on-set death has once again sparked a debate on how guns should be used while filming, and Eliza Hutton — who lost her fiancé in a similar accident almost three decades ago — is now weighing in.

Eliza Hutton, the fiancee of late actor Brandon Lee, spoke out about the tragic accidental shooting on the set of "Rust" that so closely mirrored the death of the late actor in 1993.  Lee, the son of acclaimed martial artist and actor Bruce Lee, died on the set of the 1994 film "The Crow" toward the end of filming when actor Michael Massee fired a gun that was improperly loaded with dummy rounds directly at the actor’s chest.

People. “I urge those in positions to make change to consider alternatives to real guns on sets.”According to People, Hutton also posted an old photo of her and Lee, captioning it, “There’s no such thing as a prop gun.”Indeed, it’s important to understand what a “prop gun” actually is.

Images of a distraught Alec Baldwin, who tragically killed a cinematographer with a movie prop gun, evoked memories of an actor who remained haunted after fatally shooting Brandon Lee with a gun he believed was loaded with blanks. Lee, the 28-year-old son of martial arts icon and legendary screen star Bruce Lee, was killed in a freak accident on the set of "The Crow" March 30, 1993, when fellow actor Michael Massee was supposed to shoot him at close range with a harmless pistol.

Rust swept across Hollywood and the media. The unfortunate incident led to cinematographer Halyna Hutchins losing her life, and director Joel Souza suffering a serious injury.

the Sun reported.The fragment was apparently part of a dummy shell that became lodged in the barrel — in what is known as a “squib load” — during a previous scene without anyone realizing and hit Lee with virtually the same force as a live round.The actor died on the operating table after six hours of emergency surgery, leaving Massee devastated and forcing him to take a lengthy sabbatical, the New York Times reported in a 2016 article about the character actor’s death from stomach cancer at age

died Thursday after being accidentally shot by Alec Baldwin, 63, with a prop gun the actor was using during the filming of their Western movie, “Rust.”But Hutchins isn’t the first person to be shot and killed on set, with two prior prop gun deaths still haunting Hollywood. Actor Brandon Lee was fatally shot with a prop gun on the set of the 1994 film “The Crow.” The star — who was the son of martial arts icon Bruce Lee — was just 28 years old.

When the world learned that cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed and director Joel Souza injured after Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on the set of Rust, one name sprung to the mind of many: Brandon Lee. The son of Bruce Lee died in an eerily similar fashion nearly thirty years before Halyna’s death, and his name began to trend on Twitter.

We are all still reeling at the death of Halyna Hutchins.