Director Michael Mann accidentally shoots himself in the leg in Los Angeles
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American film director Michael Mann accidentally shot himself in the leg over the weekend at a shooting range in Los Angeles. The 83-year-old filmmaker was taken to hospital, where he was treated for a minor, or rather superficial, wound. The Guardian ↗
The shot occurred during shooting practice, as Mann was attempting to holster his weapon. The gun unexpectedly discharged and hit one of his legs. According to available information, it was not a serious injury, and the director was at the hospital only briefly. Welt ↗
Mann is known as an experienced sport shooter. His representative confirmed that the incident occurred at a shooting range in Los Angeles. No further details about the circumstances of the accident or the director's current state of health have been released. HVG ↗
Michael Mann is among the prominent figures of American cinema. He became famous especially for the films The Last of the Mohicans and Heat. The incident occurred during practice that, according to available information, was related to his long-standing interest in sport shooting. n-tv ↗
The shot occurred during shooting practice, as Mann was attempting to holster his weapon. The gun unexpectedly discharged and hit one of his legs. According to available information, it was not a serious injury, and the director was at the hospital only briefly. Welt ↗
Mann is known as an experienced sport shooter. His representative confirmed that the incident occurred at a shooting range in Los Angeles. No further details about the circumstances of the accident or the director's current state of health have been released. HVG ↗
Michael Mann is among the prominent figures of American cinema. He became famous especially for the films The Last of the Mohicans and Heat. The incident occurred during practice that, according to available information, was related to his long-standing interest in sport shooting. n-tv ↗
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Director Michael Mann accidentally shoots himself in the leg at gun range
The Guardian
| 17:39 01.11.
"Heat"-Regisseur Michael Mann schießt sich ins eigene Bein und muss ins Spital
Der Standard
| 17:29 01.11.
Véletlenül lábon lőtte magát Michael Mann, a Szemtől szemben rendezője
Telex
| 07:18 02.11.
Hollywoodska legenda skončila v nemocnici: Nešťastný výstrel zo zbrane!
topky.sk
| 07:00 02.11.
Heat-regisseur Michael Mann schiet zichzelf per ongeluk in been
NOS
| 04:29 02.11.
Bei Training in Los Angeles: Hollywood-Regisseur schießt sich selbst ins Bein
n-tv
| 21:03 01.11.
Michael Mann, réalisateur du film Heat, se tire accidentellement dans la jambe à Los Angeles
Le Figaro
| 18:30 01.11.
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