Not really, but i don`t know where they got the dead elephant for the scene in the massai village, where the ranger "Stan" had shot one big elephant to protect the village. Later in the film this dead elephant has been discovered as the mother of the first of the three baby elephants, "Tembo".
But one of the actors, the indian (Bruce Cabot), was really badly hurt when they try to catch the rhino in the beginning of the movie. When you look sharp at the scenes, you can see that this is actual in the movie. And it wasn`t planned, of course. When this accidently happened, they wrote the following scenes about "rescueing" and recovering of the indian in the script and filmed it after Bruce Cabots return from the hospital. I`ve got this information from Hardy Kruger personally after a theater performance by him in his first theater play written by himself a few years ago.
Yes. No one was actually killed during the making of this film.
Tens of millions of Soviets were killed, making it impossible to name them all.
No it is not real. The few times someone is accidently killed during the making of a film, that footage is never part of the final product.
He was killed during the making of the crow. They were rehearsing the scene where Eric (Brandon) gets killed and they didn't know that the gun was really loaded.
A River Runs Through It.
At least 27 workers were killed during the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge. One of them was John A. Roebling, the designer and engineer who planned the bridge. Please see the related link for details.
Can't say for sure but if you watch as the wagon is out of control and tips over with the two women aboard, sure looks as if the wagon hits them.
The cat does die in Pet Semetery, it is hit by a truck and found at the edge of the yard. However, they did not actually kill the animal to make the movie.
No.
According to the Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 309 law enforcement officers were feloniously killed while making traffic stops between 1979 and 2008. See below link:
During 2014 an avalanche killed 16 Sherpas on Mount Everest making it the worse season so far.
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