If you are an adult, nobody can excuse you from personal responsibility. Ignorance is not an excuse. He was negligent.@mysticmac - look at this way.
if the armorer and assistant hand you weapon and say "Cold Gun", you have verified the condition according to the safe handling rules on a movie set.
A cursory look at the googly returns seem to indicate that it's a real term.
Hypothetical:
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he took the care a reasonably prudent actor would take on a movie set.
When I pick my vehicle up from the shop, I verify the problem was fixed to my satisfaction prior to paying/leaving. If you didn't verify that your brakes were working before hitting the road at a high rate of speed, it's your fault.
and actors are to perform safety tests on their vehicles.
Not according to Clooney.
Other actors have come out and said he didn't.
who?
As much as it pains me, I agree with you
do you do a walk-around safety inspection, check tire pressure, crawl under and check lines and fittings...
not on a movie set.
Hypothetically, would you be held responsible for the outcome (vehicular manslaughter?) or the mechanic?
how would a reasonably prudent person check high-speed braking without achieving a high speed?
I kinda feel like most things that can happen, will. It's fairly certain without checking that this very scenario has played out more than once.
I already posted that he might not be legally negligent, and that doesn't mean he wasn't negligent.
in what way was he negligent?
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it is absolutely delegated by every actor in Hollywood.
I did that earlier in this thread and made reference to the same source in this thread today. You can also watch the ABC interview where it was addressed.
Link?
