14 Times A Real Injury Had To Be Written Into The Scene

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14 Times A Real Injury Had To Be Written Into The Scene

So, either your employment requires a lot of heavy lifting, or you just want to brush up on your fundamental knowledge of work health and safety, you've come to the perfect spot. 

There's no way around the fact that movement, as well as lifting stuff, is a part of almost every job, in almost every sector, putting you at risk for occupational injuries if you're not up-to-date on best practices. However, the hazards are substantially higher if you operate in a sector that relies extensively on lifting and moving, whether physically or using movement, and the ability to handle the equipment.

The same goes with the shootings in the movie…

Today, we'll take a look at some of the most common injuries during movie shooting that look extremely real. See how they happen and what actors do to prevent damages or reduce dangers.

If any of these actors were attempting to avoid work by causing damage to their prized possessions, they vastly misjudged a writer's eagerness to cast apart and call it a day.

Harrison Ford had that scar way longer than Indie. INDIANNA JONES Indianna Jones gives himself that chin scar the first time he tries out his whip. But Ford got it years earlier, in an impressively dumber way: he tried to put his seatbelt on, while driving, and smashed into

Source: Parade

Lucille Ball wrote a full season arc around a skiing accident. HERE'S LUCY CRACKED COM Four seasons into her follow-up to I Love Lucy, Ball fractured her leg skiing. Season five largely revolved around her sitting stationary in a hospital bed, falling in love with a doctor, and having to rely

Source: MeTV

lvanova got beat up on screen because Claudia Christian broke her foot. BABYLON! 5 CRACKED.COM Christian showed up to work with a broken foot, during a storyline that couldn't spare her character. They needed to figure out a reason to hobble her, and landed on having a gang of Drazi
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