A horrific helicopter crash that killed two child actors and Hollywood star Vic Morrow happened in front of 100 crew members and child actors' parents.
Twilight Zone: This movie is always remembered in a tragic behind-the-scenes accident where three people died when a stunt failed badly.
Two illegally hired Vietnamese child actors and Morrow starring in Grasshouse and Bad News Bears were killed after a helicopter crashed into a trio filming an anthology scene. ..
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Their scene was together, directed by John Landis, the fame of Animal House The Blues Brothers, but his segment of the Steven Spielberg project is plagued by horrific tragedy.
Landis's work is a man who wants veteran actor Morrow to be a hero. Draw and segment is set to show star saving Two children from an attacking helicopter.
Lenny Shinchen (6 years old) and Maikadinru (7 years old) pierced the Santa Clara River with Morrow in a stunt-rich segment surrounding them in a fireworks explosion.
A terrifying miscalculation of explosives meant that a helicopter, just 25 feet above the three actors, was caught in fireworks and the pilot lost control of the aircraft.
The tragedy saw Chen crushed by a helicopter and died, but Morrow and Din Le were beheaded by a chopper blade.
This all happens in front of the terrifying 100 members rice field. Crew including parents of both children involved in the scene.
To add more tragedy, when the scene was completed, Morrow said: "Children, I keep you safe. I promise. Nothing will hurt you, I swear to God."
John Landis and the other four crew members Members were charged with manslaughter, the trial lasted 10 months, and 71 unique witnesses appeared.
Landis became the first film director to be sentenced to death on a feature film set, but he still refused to accept responsibility for the case.
People questioned at the trial openly admitted that they had illegally hired a child actor, and Landis He claimed to have requested that the helicopter be flown down. A trio of actors on the ground below.
Francis Bacon, a senior deputy labor commissioner at the State Labor Relations Department at the time of the incident, said: Be 7 o'clock in the evening.
It has brought further controversy to the famous movie tragedy that Landis has barely talked about since the tragedy 40 years ago. In a news report fromUPIduring the tragedy, lighting technician Mike Corbett, who worked on the film, put a petrol bomb off the helicopter and put it out of control. After the
incident, Spielberg reportedly ended his friendship with Landis, who reportedly directed a series of hit films, including a major reversal.
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