Director Michael Mann Injured in Accidental Gun Range Discharge
· Entertainment · United States
Filmmaker Michael Mann was injured on Saturday when a weapon accidentally discharged while holstered during target practice at a sanctioned gun range in Los Angeles, resulting in a superficial injury. He was treated and was being released, and Deadline reported that the incident will not affect his schedule to direct Heat 2 in January. The director is known for crime films including Heat and its planned sequel. The injury is described as minor and not expected to disrupt production plans.
Why it matters:Mann is attached to direct Heat 2 in January, so any disruption to the filmmaker would ripple through the production schedule of a major studio title.
Key points
- The incident occurred at a sanctioned gun range in Los Angeles
- The injury was described as superficial
- Mann is set to direct Heat 2 in January
Sources (original reporting)
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