Soviet actors who tragically died during filming (14 photos). The last takes of actors who died on the set (47 photos) Died during filming

On July 20, 1973, while working on the film Game of Death in Hong Kong, the actor suddenly fell in the pavilion of the Golden Harvest film studio. He was immediately taken to the hospital, where he was given a disappointing diagnosis of cerebral edema. According to one version, Bruce took a headache pill containing aspirin and meprobamate, which led to death. However, no tests or examinations were carried out, which raised doubts whether the actor really died from the pill. Rumors spread that he had been killed. However, this version has not been confirmed.

2. Brandon Lee (28 years old)

Alas, the same sad fate befell Bruce Lee's son, Brandon Lee. March 31, 1993, during the filming of one of final scenes In the film "The Crow", where the main character is shot with a pistol, Brandon was wounded in the stomach. Actor Michael Massey, who played one of the villains, fired a .44 caliber revolver. The plug stuck in the barrel was not noticed by members of the film crew and flew out when fired with a blank cartridge. As a result, the foreign body pierced Brandon's abdomen and became lodged in his spine, causing extensive blood loss. Brandon died in hospital from persistent hemorrhage. After the actor's death, filming continued with the participation of a stunt double. He is buried next to his father in Seattle at Lake View Cemetery on the shores of Lake Washington in the place that Linda, his mother, originally reserved for herself.

3. Steve Irwin (44 years old)

During his regular filming, on September 4, 2006, the famous wildlife expert went underwater with scuba gear to film large stingrays off the Great Barrier Reef. One of the fish attacked the leader while he was above it. The stingray raised its tail with a poisonous sting at the end and slammed it straight into Steve's chest. Unfortunately, the sting hit the heart directly, causing extensive blood loss. A couple of minutes later, Irwin died. The irony of fate is that this predator is rarely truly dangerous to humans: only two cases of deaths of tourists stung by stingrays have been recorded off the coast of Australia.

4. John Eric Hexum (27 years old)

An aspiring American actor who died a stupid death at the age of 26. It was so stupid that the case was nominated for a Darwin Award (an award given annually to people who die in the most stupid way). On October 2, 1984, during the filming of The Hidden Fact, Hexam's character was required to fire a .44 Magnum. During breaks, the actor played with a revolver and suddenly, deciding that the Magnum was loaded with blanks, he put it to his temple and pulled the trigger. The shot destroyed part of the actor's skull, causing extensive bleeding. After 6 days, the actor died without ever regaining consciousness.

5. Sergei Bodrov Jr. (31 years old)

A terrible tragedy that took lives large number people, occurred during the filming of the film “The Messenger”. On that day, September 20, 2002, the Kolka glacier collapsed in the Karmadon Gorge, causing a rock avalanche that killed 130 people, 23 of whom were members of the film crew. Sergei Bodrov was among them. The actor’s body was never found, which is why many for a long time thought that he had survived.

6. Evgeny Urbansky (33 years old)

The actor died in 1965 while filming the film “The Director.” According to the script, Urbansky’s hero’s car was supposed to make a jump from one of the dunes. The first take was shot successfully, but the director decided to complicate the shot so that the car would jump higher. During the second take, the car overturned. As a result of his injuries, Urbanski died on the way to the hospital.

7. Vic Morrow (53 years old), Mick Dean Lee (7 years old), Rene Chen (6 years old)

One of the worst tragedies in the history of cinema occurred in 1983 on the set of the film “The Twilight Zone.” In one scene, Vic Morrow had to run across a lake with his children, Mick Dean Lee and Renee Chen. Explosions thundered in the background and a helicopter circled over the lake. According to the scenario, the helicopter was supposed to fly at an altitude of eight meters, which, as it turned out, was too low to dodge pyrotechnic explosions. As a result of one of the explosions, the tail rotor blades were damaged, and the car crashed to the ground, taking the lives of Vic and two children. Everyone who was in the helicopter itself at that time survived, receiving only minor injuries.

8. Roy Kinnear (54 years old)

On September 20, 1988, while filming The Return of the Musketeers in Madrid, actor Roy Kinnear fell from his horse. As a result of the fall, he broke his pelvis, which led to profuse bleeding and death.

9. Inna Burduchenko (22 years old)

The actress died during the filming of the film “Nobody Loved Like That” (or “Flower on the Stone”) during a fire. According to the script, the girl had to save the banner from a burning house. At the director's request, Inna entered the burning house again and again. And while filming the third take, the house collapsed. The actress did not have time to run out. 78% of her body was burned, and, unfortunately, the actress could not be saved.

10. Andrey Rostotsky (45 years old)

In 2002, the filming of the film “My Border” was supposed to take place in the mountainous part of the outskirts of the city of Sochi. When Andrei Rostotsky was choosing locations for filming, he fell from a 30-meter height from a cliff at the Maiden's Tears waterfall.

On March 31, 1993, during the filming of the film “The Crow,” the leading actor, Brandon Lee, was shot and died a few hours later. On the anniversary of the artist’s death, we decided to remember other tragedies on film sets

Bruce Lee's son, Brandon, was born on February 1, 1965 in Oakland, California. Brandon's father began training him in martial arts at the age of three. When Bruce Lee died, his son was eight years old, but the boy did not give up kung fu.

In addition to martial arts, he studied music, played the guitar and composed songs himself, was fond of chess, table tennis and cinema. While still a schoolboy, Brandon performed on the stages of small theaters. At the beginning of his career, Lee was confident that he would become a dramatic actor. However, according to the directors, the only possible genre for him was action. It was in action films that Brandon had to show his skill and skill in all its brilliance.

People started talking about Bruce Lee's son in 1990, after the release of the film "Operation Laser". Two years later, Brandon starred in the action film "Showdown in Little Tokyo", this film became a breakthrough for the young actor. After the success, Brandon Lee appeared in his next film "Runaway" Fire" will come up with the scenes of all the fights himself.

In 1993, Lee Jr. received main role in the film adaptation of James O'Bar's comic book "The Raven". The mystical thriller was supposed to finally cement Brandon's star status. In the story, a young rock musician Eric Draven (Brandon Lee), risen from the grave, takes revenge on the killers of his beloved. Eric is shot at, knives are thrown, They cut him down with a sword, but the hero remains unharmed. However, by the time the film is released, viewers will know that Brandon Lee, who played the invincible rock musician, died during one of the murder scenes of his character.

The tragedy occurred on March 31, 1993, eight days before the end of filming. During the episode in which Eric Draven comes home and finds his girlfriend being violated, one of the criminals, played by Michael Massiah, shoots Brandon Lee. By a mystical coincidence, a plug was stuck in the barrel, and when fired with a blank cartridge, it flew out. The bullet hit Lee Jr. in the stomach, and for about 12 hours doctors fought for the actor’s life. Brandon died eighteen days before his own wedding. His stunt double finished filming The Crow. Shocked members of the film crew destroyed the recording of the tragic episode. Bruce Lee's son was 28 years old.

Martha Mansfield

Another victim tragic accident became Martha Mansfield. The popular American actress of the early 20th century died on November 30, 1923. During the filming of The Warrens of Virginia, Martha's dress caught fire. Mansfield's partner film set Wilfred Lytell threw his greatcoat over her. Thanks to this, the actress’s face and neck were not damaged.

Mansfield was taken to a hospital in San Antonio, Texas. The doctors were unable to save Marta; the burns she received to her body were too serious. The 24-year-old actress died a few hours after hospitalization.

Steve Irwin

Nature played cruel joke with Steve Irwin. The famous Australian naturalist and “crocodile hunter” died on September 4, 2006 while filming a program called “Deadly Creatures of the Ocean.” The purpose of the program was to show the world that sea animals are not as dangerous as they seem.

During one of his dives, a 44-year-old TV journalist was attacked by a stingray. When the leader was above the fish, the stingray raised its tail with a poisonous sting at the end and hit Irwin with it in the chest. The cameraman who was following Steve filmed the death of a television journalist.

"You can see how he rose above the stingray, whose tail shot up and pierced his chest. He pulled out a spike, and a minute later he was gone. That's all. The cameraman had to stop filming," said producer and director John Stainton, who watched the film with fatal attack.

Jon-Erik Hexam

American actor and model Jon-Erik Hexum, who gained fame in the early 1980s thanks to his roles in TV series, died on the set of the seventh episode of the serial film “The Hidden Fact.” Hexam's character had to fire a .44 Magnum pistol, and during breaks the actor played with the weapon, knowing that the pistol was loaded with blanks.

On October 12, 1984, John-Erik decided to make a joke, put the gun to his temple and pulled the trigger. The blank cartridge destroyed part of the actor's skull, causing extensive bleeding. Six days later, doctors declared the 26-year-old actor brain dead. Apparently, Hexam did not take into account the fact that even blank cartridges are coated with metal; a shot fired with such a cartridge from ten meters is not dangerous, but fired at point-blank range can be fatal.

Harry L. O'Conner

Vin Diesel's stunt double Harry L. O'Conner died during the filming of an episode in which his character had to jump from a bridge cable onto a submarine. The stuntman miscalculated the timing and jumped too quickly. As a result, Harry L. O'Conner crashed on the bridge .

The stuntman's death was recorded on video camera, and director Rob Cohen decided to include the first footage from the filmed episode in the final version of the film.

Sarah Elizabeth Jones

Camera assistant Sarah Elizabeth Jones was hit by a train. The tragedy occurred on February 14, 2014, on the first day of filming for the biopic Midnight Rider about Greg Ellman. In the midst of the filming process, which took place on a railway bridge, a train appeared.

The film crew rushed to the platform erected across the railway bridge to save the actor who was there. At this time, the cameras filmed Sarah being caught by a fuel tank installed on the locomotive, and she fell onto the rails. Seconds later, the 27-year-old girl was run over by the wheels of a train.

Filmmaker Randall Miller was found guilty of manslaughter and criminal misuse of a vehicle. He was sentenced to two years in prison. Executive producer Jay Sedrish, also found guilty, received a 10-year suspended sentence.

During filming, unforeseen situations happen that lead to sad consequences. Carelessness or a stupid mistake, and the celebrity is no longer alive.

Martha Mansfield (07/14/1899 – 11/30/1923)

Death of 24-year-old American actress Martha Mansfield ( real name Ehrlich) occurred due to inattention. As required by the script, the girl was sitting in the car when a random passer-by walked by, who unfortunately turned out to be a smoker. He threw the unburned match at open window car, and the fluffy dress instantly caught fire.

Martha Mansfield suffered life-threatening burns to her entire body and died in hospital several hours later. The film The Warrens of Virginia, which became fatal for the young actress, was finally released a year later, since most of the scenes with her participation had already been filmed.

Jean Harlow (03/03/1911 – 06/07/1937)

An American sex symbol of the 30s, actress Jean Harlow starred in fourteen films, including “Reckless,” “Red Dust” and “Susie.” The last movie her career was marked by the film “Saratoga” (1937), where she played the main role along with the charming Clark Gable.

She became ill during filming. Jean felt weak, nauseous and a sharp pain in her lower abdomen, twisting her to the point of unconsciousness. The actress was taken to the hospital, where after an examination it was determined that, having had the flu several months ago, the 26-year-old girl developed complications in her kidneys, which began to fail and stopped removing harmful substances from the body. The star fell into a coma and died on June 7, 1937 from cerebral edema.

Tyrone Power (05/05/1914 - 11/15/1958)

The “King” of American cinema during the Golden Age of Hollywood, Tyrone Power was born into a famous acting dynasty. Dramas and musicals, westerns and comedies - he regularly shone on the big screens, captivating American women with his beauty. The actor's career ended suddenly.

The reason for this heart attack, which happened to Tyrone Power on the set of the film Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. The actor became ill while working on one of the first scenes (the duel scene). Power was buried with honors, and USSR native Yul Brynner was appointed in his place.

Inna Burduchenko (03/31/1939 – 08/15/1960)

The tragic death of the star of the film “Ivanna” occurred on the set of the film “Flower on the Stone.” In one scene, she had to carry a banner out of a burning barn. The walls of the barracks collapsed while Inna was inside. Extra miner Sergei Ivanov rushed to the rescue and carried out the half-dead, burned actress in his arms, while he himself suffered serious skin damage.

The actress was taken to the hospital, where it turned out that two-thirds of her body was covered with burns. Only her face, which Inna protected with her hands, was not damaged. Many people donated blood and skin for their beloved actress, but it did not help - 2 weeks later Burduchenko died. The girl was 21 years old and had been expecting a child for three months.

Evgeny Urbansky (02/27/1932 – 11/5/1965)

The actor, who loudly declared himself throughout the Union and beyond after the premiere of the film “Communist,” tragically died on the set of the film “Director” due to his own perfectionism.

The actor did all the stunts himself, without the help of stuntmen. In one of the scenes, he was supposed to, sitting behind the wheel of a car, use a sand dune as a springboard, take off and land. The first take was shot successfully, but Evgeniy Urbansky was dissatisfied. He demanded that the scene be re-shot. For the second time, the actor broke a cervical vertebra and died on the way to the hospital.

The poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko dedicated a poem to the actor’s death. It's called "The Ballad of Perfection."

Eric Fleming (07/04/1925 – 09/28/1966)

In September 1966, while filming the adventure film High Jungle, Eric Fleming was canoeing down the Juliacana River (Peru). The craft spun in a whirlpool and was carried away by the current. The actor's body was found four days later, mutilated by piranhas. Eric did not live only two days before his wedding.

Vic Morrow (02/14/1929 – 07/23/1982)

Actor Vic Morrow, a native of the United States, gained popularity among viewers thanks to his participation in the films “Horrible Bears,” “The Fight,” and “Tom Sawyer.” He died while filming Steven Spielberg's The Twilight Zone.

We were filming a scene with a helicopter that was supposed to explode in the frame. At an altitude of 7 meters, the helicopter lost control due to problems with pyrotechnics and began to fall. Morrow and two children, 6 and 7 years old, playing Vietnamese fleeing American aircraft, were decapitated by the rotating blades at full speed. The scene of the helicopter crash and the actor’s death was caught on video.

Death of actor Vic Morrow on the set of The Twilight Zone

John-Erik Hexam (11/05/1957 – 10/18/1984)

The magnificent actor, model and simply handsome man Jon-Erik Hexam died in the seventh episode of the series “The Hidden Fact” from his own innocent joke. Entering the role, he put a pistol loaded with blank cartridges to his temple and pulled the trigger. But the first cartridge in the 44-caliber Magnum turned out to be live. Death occurred instantly: a fragment of a crushed skull pierced the brain and caused profuse bleeding.

Roy Kinnear (01/08/1934 – 09/20/1988)

British actor Roy Kinnear, who became popular thanks to the films “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” and “The Three Musketeers,” was injured while filming the latter’s sequel, “Return of the Musketeers.” The already middle-aged and obese actor fell from his horse and broke his hip joint. The fracture caused internal bleeding, which could not be recognized in time. He was hospitalized, but died the next day from a heart attack caused by the injury.

Redd Foxx (12/09/1922 – 10/11/1991)

The real name of the famous American comic actor Redd Foxx is John Elroy Sanford. He was one of the first black comedians to gain popularity among white audiences in Las Vegas.

The television shows “Sanford and Son” and “The Royal Family” made him popular with a wide audience. While rehearsing for an episode of The Royal Family, he suddenly grabbed his heart and fell. Before this, the comedian had amused his colleagues more than once with scenes involving a heart attack, so this time everyone decided that Redd was just playing too hard. When he was taken to the hospital, he was still alive. Perhaps, if not for the delay, he would have been saved.

Brandon Lee (02/01/1965 - 03/31/1993)

Brandon Lee, son of the famous Bruce Lee, died on the set of the gothic drama The Crow. In the episode, when the hero enters a house and sees two rapists mocking his girlfriend, one of the criminals fires a shot.

This was the last scene involving the use of firearms. And just that day, Brandon Lee refused to wear a bulletproof vest. The scene was filmed using a proven method, perfected hundreds of times: the “criminal” fires blank cartridges, and the “hero” detonates an explosive device hidden in his hand, simulating a shot.

And so the actor shoots from a 44-caliber revolver. Brandon Lee falls and... doesn't get up. Colleagues were sure that he was faking or had gone too deep into the role until they saw streams of blood gushing from his stomach. The actor was rushed to the hospital, where he fought for life for 12.5 hours. His fiancée Eliza Hutson urgently flew out to see him. She barely had time to say goodbye to Brandon - a couple of minutes after she appeared, he died.

The investigation established two causes of the accident. It turned out that due to negligence, instead of blank cartridges in the revolver magazine, there were converted live ones from which gunpowder was poured out. And due to the fact that earlier one of the bullets got stuck in the barrel, it was knocked out with terrible force, and the shot turned out to be slightly less powerful than when firing live ammunition. The actor was pierced in the stomach, damaging internal organs and the spine.

Due to the fact that the actor died during the filming of the final scenes, the film was completed and released. Last minutes Brandon Lee's "stage" life was played by an understudy.

Oliver Reed (02/13/1938 – 05/02/1999)

Oliver Reed and real life He was, as they say, a real macho, so in films he played only courageous and fearless heroes. “Devils”, “Les Miserable”, “Women in Love”, “The Three Musketeers” - this is not a complete list of his roles. Oksana Akinshina - shot his second film under the working title “Svyaznoy”. Work on the film began in September 2002. One of the first scenes (the return of the main character from the army) was filmed in the Karmadon Gorge, in North Ossetia.

On the evening of the 20th, the film crew, numbering more than a hundred people, headed towards the camp. The sudden collapse of the Kolka glacier buried them all under a 60-meter thick layer of ice and stones. The search for bodies continued until 2004, however most the dead, including Sergei Bodrov, were never found.

Steve Irwin (02/22/1962 – 09/04/2006)

Australian Steve Irwin's parents bred crocodiles. It is not surprising that their son also had close contact with these reptiles. Specifically, I filmed an episode documentaries“Crocodile Hunter”, repeatedly putting his life in mortal danger.

But it was not crocodiles that killed him. On the set of the film Ocean's Deadliest Killers, the Discovery Channel star talked on camera about stingrays, whose bite can be lethal to humans. Irwin became the third Australian in history to die from the poisonous sting of a stingray - it struck him straight in the heart. His death was caught on film, but the TV presenter's wife decided to destroy it.

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In the history of cinema, there are many tragic cases involving the death of actors. We invite you to take a look at the latest footage of famous domestic and foreign actors who died on film sets.

Bruce Lee

On July 20, 1973, the actor was working in Hong Kong on the film “Game of Death” when he suddenly fell on the pavilion of the Golden Harvest film studio.

Bruce was immediately taken to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with cerebral edema.

According to one version, Bruce Lee took a headache pill containing aspirin and meprobamate, which led to fatal consequences.

No tests were taken, casting doubt on whether he died from the pill. After his death, rumors began to spread that another master had killed him, but they were not confirmed.

Bruce Lee's funeral turned into citywide mourning. Friends and thousands of fans came to pay their last respects to him. Bruce Lee's body was then flown to Seattle, where his family said goodbye and where he was buried.

Brandon Lee

Hong Kong and American actor, martial artist, and son of Bruce Lee, who died on the set at the age of 28.

Finally, the actor’s star status was to be cemented by the film “The Raven” - an adaptation of comic books on the themes of honor and retribution, immersed in a gloomy, “Gothic” atmosphere.

On March 31, at one o'clock in the morning, while filming one of the final scenes, where the main character is shot with a pistol, Brandon was wounded in the stomach. Actor Michael Massey, who played one of the villains, fired from a .44 caliber revolver.

The plug stuck in the barrel was not noticed by members of the film crew and flew out when fired with a blank cartridge. As a result, the foreign body pierced Brandon's abdomen and became lodged in his spine, causing extensive blood loss.

He died 12 hours later at a hospital in Wilmington, North Carolina. Doctors pronounced Brandon Lee dead on March 31, 1993, at 1:30 p.m., from persistent hemorrhage.

Brandon died seventeen days before his own wedding. He and Eliza Hutton were already engaged and were due to marry immediately after filming ended.

The footage of the murder was not included in the film; the film was destroyed, and the scene was re-shot with the participation of a double. April 3, 1993 passed private funeral. Brandon Lee was buried next to his father in Seattle at Lake View Cemetery on the shores of Lake Washington in the place that Linda, his mother, had originally reserved for herself.

Jon-Erik Hexam

John-Erik was famous actor, a sought-after model and the dream of many women.

The tragedy occurred in 1984, on the set of the series “The Hidden Fact,” when he carelessly put a 44-caliber Magnum loaded with blank cartridges to his temple and pulled the trigger.

Such cartridges are covered with a metal shell - this is necessary so that the sound of the shot is loud and resonant, and human bones, naturally, are very fragile.

As a result, the bullet destroyed part of the actor's skull, causing extensive bleeding.

Tyrone Power

American actor, best known for his romantic roles in classic Hollywood films of the 1930s-1950s, he starred in the film Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.

Power, 44, was acting in a duel scene when he suffered a heart attack. The actor died before arriving at the hospital.

Martha Mansfield

At the same time, she was an actress who played in vaudeville and a star of American silent films.

In November 1923, while filming The Warrens of Virginia, Mansfield was sitting in her car when a passerby, lighting a cigarette, carelessly threw a match into the car.

Mansfield's dress immediately caught fire, and the actress suffered severe burns all over her body. She was immediately taken to the hospital, but she died from her burns a day later.

John Ritter

The actor is best known for his role as Jack Tripper in the film Three's Company. He also played cameo roles in such TV series and films as “The Bob Newhart Show,” “The Cosby Show,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Scrubs.”

While performing a scene for the TV series on September 11, 2003, Ritter suddenly complained of nausea and chest pain. He was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with a heart attack and died during surgery.

Vic Morrow

The actor is widely known for his roles in such films as Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry, Horrible Bears, and the television series Charlie's Angels.

During the filming of The Twilight Zone in 1982, Morrow and two other actors portrayed Vietnamese fleeing an American helicopter during the war. Suddenly the helicopter exploded and all three died on the spot.

Roy Kinnear

The British comedian played Veruca Salt's father in 1971's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, followed by Richard Lester's The Three Musketeers and two sequels, The Four Musketeers and Return of the Musketeers.

During the filming of The Return of the Musketeers, Kinnear fell from his horse, resulting in a fractured pelvis and severe internal bleeding. He was hospitalized, but died of a heart attack the next day.

Jean Harlow

One of the most sexy actresses In the 1930s, during the filming of the film Saratoga in 1937, she felt unwell.

Jean began to complain of fatigue, nausea and abdominal pain. When filming the scene where her character suffered from a fever, she herself felt much worse than the heroine.

A few days later it became known that her kidneys were failing, she was urgently hospitalized, but the actress fell into a coma and died on June 7, 1937.

Eric Fleming

While filming a TV movie about the jungle in 1966, the actor sailed in a canoe with his colleague Nico Minardos.

The canoe capsized and both actors fell into the Huallaga River. Minardos managed to get out, but Fleming was carried away by the current and drowned. His body was torn to pieces by piranhas.

Steve Irwin

A well-known Australian TV presenter known as the "crocodile hunter" because he specialized in programs about dangerous animals has died while reporting live.

On September 4, 2006, while filming underwater in the Great Barrier Reef, he was hit in the chest by a spiny-tailed stingray.

Steve's death was watched by millions of viewers around the world. Irwin was 44 years old and left behind two children, Bindi Sue and Bob Clarence.

Redd Fox

American actor-comedian died during rehearsal television show"Royal Family".

The heart attack scene was Sanford's signature number, and the actor often played it to amuse the audience.

Therefore, when he grabbed his heart and then fell, no one understood what really happened. When those around him got their bearings, there was nothing they could do to help Sanford; he died instantly.

Evgeny Urbansky

The star and sex symbol of Soviet cinema, actor Yevgeny Urbansky, died on the set of the film “Director”. The actor wanted to act himself, without resorting to the help of a stuntman, in an important but dangerous episode.

In the frame there is a car driven by main character, like on a springboard, was supposed to fly over the dune and fall to the ground. The first take was shot successfully, but the actor didn’t like it - he insisted on a second take.

The car fell on the roof. Urbansky was let down by the lack of necessary experience - he broke a cervical vertebra and died a few hours later in the hospital.

The last words the actor said in his life were: “Lord, how it hurts!” Evgeniy Urbansky was only 33 years old, two and a half months later his wife, actress Dzidra Ritenberg, gave birth to a daughter, who was named Evgenia.

Inna Burduchenko

A student at the Kyiv Theater Institute named after I.K. Karpenko-Kary died on the set of a film with the working title “Nobody Loved Like That,” later renamed “Flower on the Stone.”

In one of the scenes, the actress playing a Komsomol member had to save a banner from a burning house. The director forced Burduchenko to run into the gasoline-drenched and blazing barracks again and again, and during the third take the building collapsed.

Inna, whose heel was stuck in a crack in the floor, did not have time to run out. At the last moment, like a true woman and actress, she covered her face with her hands.

Burduchenko was brought out of the fire by actor Sergei Ivanov, who, at that time an unknown extra, starred in the film as an extra.

Inna found that 78 percent of her body was burned (only her face remained unharmed); in the middle of the last century, this was a death sentence.

2. Brandon Lee (28 years old)

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Alas, the same sad fate befell Bruce Lee's son, Brandon Lee. On March 31, 1993, while filming one of the final scenes of the film The Crow, where the main character is shot with a pistol, Brandon was shot in the stomach. Actor Michael Massey, who played one of the villains, fired a .44 caliber revolver. The plug stuck in the barrel was not noticed by members of the film crew and flew out when fired with a blank cartridge. As a result, the foreign body pierced Brandon's abdomen and became lodged in his spine, causing extensive blood loss. Brandon died in hospital from persistent hemorrhage. After the actor's death, filming continued with the participation of a stunt double. He is buried next to his father in Seattle at Lake View Cemetery on the shores of Lake Washington in the place that Linda, his mother, originally reserved for herself.

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3. Steve Irwin (44 years old)

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4. John Eric Hexum (27 years old)

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5. Sergei Bodrov Jr. (31 years old)

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A terrible tragedy that claimed the lives of a large number of people occurred during the filming of the film “The Messenger”. On that day, September 20, 2002, the Kolka glacier collapsed in the Karmadon Gorge, causing a rock avalanche that killed 130 people, 23 of whom were members of the film crew. Sergei Bodrov was among them. The actor’s body was never found, which is why many for a long time thought that he had survived.