Really is such an unbelievable tragedy that both father and son died on the threshold of seeing their dreams finally fulfilled !
R.I.P.
gone so soon.
With "The Crow", the prop master was sent home so they could save money. The assistant prop master, Daniel Kuttner, was then left in charge. They ran out of dummy bullets, so they got real bullets & took the tips off. The gun wasn't cleaned properly after the crew had been shooting off with them before. As a result, Daniel never worked on a set again.
After Brandon's passing, actors were no longer allowed to point guns directly at others on sets & directors had to find ways to film around this, to make it look like actual shootings.
I was kind of taken a back to learn that Brandon would've turned 60 years old this year (his birthday is February 1, 1965). That's one thing that makes his premature death so tragic, is that he had so much more to give and offer. It also hits me to know that he has now been gone longer (32 years) than he was alive (Brandon was only 28 years old when he died).
https://www.facebook.com/BrandonBLeeOfficial/posts/60-years-old-you-would-be-today-youre-golden-birthday-though-born-in-1965-you-we/1149468453213750/?locale=uk_UA
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheCrow/comments/1if1qcx/happy_60th_birthday_to_brandon_lee/
https://www.instagram.com/brigitta781030/p/DF0KTS2tLUz/brandon-lee-would-have-turned-60-today-if-you-had-died-and-a-year-had-passed-sin/
https://www.threads.net/@leehoward_art/post/DFiMMkIR3T6/brandon-lee-would-have-been-60-years-old-todayi-can-only-imagine-the-incredible-