Disturbing Accidents Caught on Film.. Part 2

A deep dive into how truly deep the film making rabbit hole goes...
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Gone in 60 Seconds Car Chase:
• Gone in 60 seconds (1974)
Chapters:
0:00 - Soft Intro
0:10 - Intro
2:50 - The Falling Rock
8:02 - An Ambitious Stunt
12:46 - Incident in a Ghostland
16:54 - The Death of a Musketeer
22:36 - Thank You So Much
24:14 - Patron Shoutout
25:10 - Outro
Music in Background:
Goldenseal - Sarah, the Illstrumentalist
Chamomile - Sarah, the Illstrumentalist
Echo - Lennon Hutton
Nilgiri - Lotus
Still Ballin' - Amber Spill
Fallout - Lennon Hutton
Lock It Down (Quarantine) - Matt Large
Shadowed - John B. Lund
Field - (Ocean Jams)
Aeronautics - 91nova
Gray or Grey - 91nova
Celebrity Shills - 91nova
Too Tired - Smartface
Ill Leave the Light on for you - Matt large
OUTRO MUSIC:
Nine to Five - Unreleased Logic Song

[@theorist]

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[@thedarkferret5220]

"Blue" is not a flavor.

[@Account_Not_Applicable]

Gotta say, Clint Eastwood seems like an upstanding director. He made sure all precautions were taken, and when things went wrong he wanted to cease production out of respect for the victim. He only continued production after _the crew themselves_ said to do so.

[@gardenofsn5955]

Yeah, this is the only thing I've heard about how he behaved while directing, and it's like... 10/10 dude, I hope he's a good guy all around

[@skullydontloveu]

I think clints exterior makes people think he's a mean guy alot of the time. There's plenty of story's of him being nice to kids and stuff

[@anothergamingchannel2656]

Honestly he's seemed like a good dude to me for awhile. Watch some of his interviews where he talks about his beliefs and stuff. He's pretty much someone that believes in letting people be themselves as long as it doesn't hurt others. Seems like a stand up guy from what I've seen.

[@ActuallyHoudini]

​@@anothergamingchannel2656 He can be a bit of an old fart and some of his political views are a bit iffy, however he's no John Wayne in that sense. So when it comes to actors who got big based off the western genre, he's one of the better examples and he's also an alright director even if the Mule was a bit egocentric.

[@lambybunny7173]

The Clint Eastwood story genuinely felt... almost heartwarming in a way? Don't get me wrong, Knowles' death is horrible, but hearing how respectful everyone involved with the film was about it and how the proper precautions were taken it's just... a nice change of pace from the constant malpractice you see on set usually that causes tragedy to happen.

[@mariec3527]

right , like it was just a freak accident wasn't because of someones ignorance

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Same

[@Why_does_this_exist_YouTube]

It is weird to think that at any moment a camera could record someone’s last moments. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes on accident

[@theorist]

Never thought about it like that. Its def weird watching some of these movies back, knowing about the accidents that happened

[@shannonhill3356]

Most especially when it’s on accident, because the horror on everyone’s face is so telling

[@chaos4316]

Is it an American thing to say ‘on accident’?

[@shannonhill3356]

@@chaos4316 you know it’s not something I’ve ever taken notice too, but I do suppose proper would be “an accident”… But yes. We’re dumb as hell, you know this already.

[@Teupluohoney]

​@@chaos4316as an American myself, I think it is. I've never heard anyone else say it like this😊 think the correct way would be "accidently" what's are your thought?

[@bekaz13]

No one should be asked to do a stunt they're not 1000% comfortable with, but ESPECIALLY not one that involves animals they're not properly trained to work with. Even well-trained horses are notorious for spooking at _literally nothing at all_ so handling them in a stressful situation is dangerous enough for a professional. Putting anyone but an expert in that position basically guaranteed a disaster.

[@cheesehead2808]

Those things get scared if they see a mouse 20 feet away from them

[@bekaz13]

@@cheesehead2808 or if they see a grey rock that kind of looks like a mouse if you squint and turn your head at the right angle. they will do whatever they have to, to make that mouse exist for themselves.

[@adamweston4152]

Here in the UK Roy Kinnear was a national treasure and a superb actor and comic and his death shocked the nation, he is greatly missed and his death was so unnecessary and reckless to the extreme, thanks for all the smiles and laughter you gave us Roy❤.

[@das_bouk]

i immediately recognized him as Veruca Salt's dad in Willy Wonka

[@TheCrankymuppet]

Thank you for covering the Taylor Hickson "accident". I put that in quotes bc it never should have happened and more people should know it did. I was getting my degree in set design when it happened and my jaw dropped that they hadn't used safety glass. I mean, common sense says to use it in that sort of scene but the added knowledge had me hoping she sued the director out of the galaxy.

[@miapdx503]

The director who caused Taylor to break glass was an idiot. Her face is like her product. Her product was damaged, the thing she used to make a living. I hope she was given a dollar amount commiserate with her losses. The mom in me is infuriated.

[@Monkey_Boy9602]

"The Death of a Musketeer" got me thinkin' about a story on the director's commentary for "T2". James Cameron said that he thought Arnie rode his motorcycle out of the parking garage too slow. So he asked him, "Do you think you can do that any faster?" Arnie, the big, buff Austrian that he was, simply said, "No." This shouldn't be a compromise. If you don't feel safe doing it. Don't do it!

[@anothergamingchannel2656]

This really makes me wish someone didn't steal my ultimate edition box set of T2 with all the commentary. I never even got to see the commentary 🙁

[@Monkey_Boy9602]

@@anothergamingchannel2656 A friend of mine actually owns that set! The Ultimate Edition DVD has most, if not everything from that set. It's the reason that I still own it even though I bought the Blu-ray.

[@tooshay4me]

I never experienced peer pressure when I was younger. I was lucky to be around friends who respected what I was and wasn’t comfortable with and we all showed each other protection when others attempted to show peer pressure towards any one of us.

[@StrangeChild9]

I get peer pressured even tho my friends don't pressure me : |

[@GothMermaidGamer]

That's tragic and ridiculous what happened to Roy Kinnear I had no idea that's how he died

[@elliecrabb4139]

Rory Kinnear is more than part of the film industry, he’s one of the most successful actors in the UK!

[@SmellyTreeProductions]

Fun fact: Roy Kannear played mr Salt in Willy wonka and the chocolate factory in 1971. He also appeared in the Beatles film, HELP, in 1965.

[@tessfabled4115]

I'd say this is less 'accidents caught on film' and moreso 'accidents on set'?

[@HailHydreigon]

I'm no actor, but one of my fears is for my death to be recorded and end up on a similar video. Keep up the videos, Theorist! 😁

[@dabatman5187]

That’s an oddly specific, but understandable fear

[@theorist]

Strangely enough, I fear this myself too Also first time someones called me Theorist (that i know of). I didnt realize how much i preferred that until i read ur comment 😂

[@cecea.590]

You do an amazing job going over this topic. You respect the victims, you are well spoken and its hard to speak about this type of stuff in a caring way but you achieve that. I always look forward to all of your videos but i have to say this series has been my favorite so far. Keep it up, I appreciate you! But also make sure you're keeping an eye out for yourself ❤

[@unworthingtons]

This is such a well put together video that comes off as kind and sincere. I’m very glad you’re looking for articles on these accidents as I would assume there’s a lot of legal red tape and NDAs that need to be waded through to get some information! Great work!

[@gunnargarcia2755]

Great video man, love how your always switching it up with the creative presentation, the behind camera is really cool.

[@Scullder73]

I found you just recently, my friend. Excellent content. Thank you for genuinely not exploiting these people, but educating. I have not watched one video yet of you disrespecting anyone, even the ones you could have. Much success my friend!! Cheers from Canada!

[@Irllywannapuke]

Well... Its 3 am as im watching this on a school night. Thanks dude! ^⁠_⁠_⁠_⁠_⁠_⁠_⁠_⁠_⁠_⁠^

[@theorist]

Yooo. Hope you enjoy :D

[@Irllywannapuke]

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[@anahoffman7745]

It’s really important that these videos get made. There needs to be a lot more awareness about workplace accidents, which includes TV and film. That being said, don’t burn yourself out! Love your content!

[@wilkillerxl1]

3 AM videos have a surreal feeling to them. Glad to be here, and good evening to all here. :3 [I woke up again a little while ago]

[@robbiek03]

Really enjoy your work/platform!! You are a ROCKSTAR!! Thank You!

[@RandomHeroSpotting]

I love this series you do! It is polarising and so eye opening to see some of the films we love or have watched have very dark sides and moments! I used to add films and accidents to the Wikipedia List of Film Accidents, that thing was bare! But i loved reserching it all. As i was completely shocked how many accidents there have been! Amazing work on these! Amazing research!

[@puffypuff9946]

Im loving the new video edits!! I personally really enjoy your old style but this definitely keeps you attached to your headphones ! Keep it up !

[@lukeyoung1550]

Love the over the shoulder shot! Very creative

[@sketchframestudio]

im not sure if it be something of intrest to add in for the next vid on this subject but the early years of the animation film industry and even chunks of today have a lot of pretty nasty stuff that occurs beyond just the typical stuff you hear about during strikes . especially during that transition from having an ink/paint department into the digital era. id be happy to contact you with some of those examples if you want or jumping off points. I work in the animation side of the industry myself and its always been heartbreaking to hear what happened to progress the art form . Its a beautiful form of storytelling thats unfortunately lanced with a lot of undercutting between directors in its early life that ultimately resulted in a lot of people getting hurt . Thank you for creating this series its important to hear the voices of the people who've been hurt /lost their lives

[@screen2529]

Oh so that's how Taylor got her scar. The first time I saw her was in Motherland: Fort Salem and she had a scar that wasn't really addressed. I thought it was for the show until I read that it happened during a filming but I didn't know how exactly it happened

[@SilentChelsea]

i love these vids & am really interested in seeing this series continue!

[@rabidbasher]

I enjoy this new setup. Personally I think the "impersonal" approach that a lot of KZbinrs take who focus on disturbing/creepy content i.e. showing less face shots and focusing more on b-roll or context related images, is a lot better. There are certain KZbinrs in this genre who don't opt for that (not naming names) but it kind of takes me out of it and I think this is a way better format.

[@hereforthefreewater]

Just discovered your channel. My heart condition really appreciates the "no jumpscares" message.

[@SaltySouthTexan]

Roy Kinnear was only 54? Man he looks closer to 74……stuntman stuff is a tough life

[@pegagatorgal_lps4]

My bro once said the Shaker cup with blue looks like a chug jug... now I can't unsee it... please help. I don't even play fortnite

[@jrose-xp6tf]

I broke my pelvis in an ejection accident, and I can tell you it takes WAAAY more than a week to recover...in fact, that was 25 years ago and it affects me still.

[@icescrew1]

A friend was one of the mai safety crew on the Eiger shoot. He was also the first non swiss to be admitted to the swiss guides. He had amazing stories about that shoot.

[@deenasmusicbox]

You question the pressure in obtaining realism in films, that’s why there’s so much CGI nowadays.

[@larstem2080]

If I had all the proper equipment, I'm sure I could be able to do something like this, unfortunately for me, money is scarce. Keep doing what you're doing man. I'll be cheering alongside you every step of the way.

[@catscar708]

Congrats on the successful series. I appreciate anyone who advocates for victims.

[@deenasmusicbox]

Random fact… According to Google, the 8 million dollar insurance he had to pay for was equivalent to 19,704,365.14 compared to today.

[@abandonedmuse]

Im glad you are talking about this.

[@coyoteartist]

I loved the first Gone In 60 Seconds even if it was a bit hard to watch those poor vehicles get wrecked. Sadly it almost feels like Halicki was asking for with the insanity of what he was trying to do.

[@kapiushonkapiushon46]

in a other video that was playing i heard the word rock climber and then saw your thumbnail with a rock climber and a stone edit: this was not an coincidence

[@theorist]

All according to plan

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Congrats on the GFUEL sponsor!

[@Kaizykat]

This is a great video, as always! I'm just wondering if anyone knows what font is being used in most of the video, including the title card at 1:07?

[@user-rf8ns4tz1r]

damn. How ironic in that first story they were there to film falling rocks, fake rocks at that, and then as they were cleaning up the fake rocks, a real rock fell. Crazy.

[@gjmarkjesse1324]

Imagine having a boss like Clint Eastwood, knows how to handle his shit.

[@marksteiner7915]

Nicely done.

[@mimiix316]

I watched a documentary about actors and how they mentally prepare for movie roles in an unhealthy way, big emphasis was put on the role of the joker and the case of Heath ledger. His mental state was influenced by artificial insanity that came to life the deeper into the role he got, to the point where he was doing things unscripted but fitting to the character both on and off set...at first i thought it was nonsense but they make a good point in my opinion. I totally agree that better safety measures other than a cover for their hospital stay should be introduce to prevent harm to those in the line of the profession!

[@IG_ArticleParticle]

"Blue flavored things" my dog, what flavor is "blue" 😂

[@ileneking3302]

I’m new to this channel but I really enjoyed the content. You should look into Vic Morrow’s death on the set of the Twilight Zone movie and the 2 children that were all killed on set.

[@bekaz13]

Check out Disturbing Film Accidents Vol. 2 for that one

[@btktrailmakers]

Sadly it will never change. Accident happens, new rules are made, new loopholes are found, someone greedy enough to exploit that comes along, accident repeats. Ad nauseum, on and on it goes.

[@nerdynellie4729]

great video

[@DTRiel.]

Yes

[@SevenGC89]

How the hell did I never hear about the Gone is 60 seconds 2 tragedy that happened 10 min from my home lol! I mean I wasn't alive back than and we didnt move to near Tonawanda NY until the early 90s but still, crazy to hear about.

[@ludovician]

Haven't heard of some of these. Questioning why people do things gets old though

[@BloodylocksBathory]

One that comes to mind was during filming of the 1986 B-film, Hands of Steel, aka Atomic Cyborg. Some of the film was filmed in Italy, while the rest was filmed in Arizona. One particular scene involving the villains riding a helicopter was filmed in both locations, the former using closeups of the actors. John Saxon, adhering to the rules of Screen Actors Guild, only agreed to film in Italy, and as such, refused to film the sequence in Arizona. It's lucky he refused, because the helicopter crashed, killing his co-star Claudio Cassinelli.

[@shannonhill3356]

It’s Wierd to hear you say “I like blue flavored things” But makes perfect sense.

[@aliceinwonderland419]

I read ur name as "Your Everyday Terrorist" I was like what kinda name is that lmao 💀

[@jet7735]

I’m glad I’m able to usually be one of the first people here. As always, I love your content! Keep up the great work!

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Hey, heads up, the G-fuel links don't work. Neither the one in your comment or the one in the description. You should definitely see about getting those fixed!

[@JadedBelle]

Awesome video, Bro.

[@anothergamingchannel2656]

Ngl, this was my first time watching this channel, and I liked the video, but the segments where he's narrating and has the shot from behind while he moves his hands... all I could wonder is if he really was recording himself while talking, or if he just sat in silence while moving his hands to pretend he was talking lol

[@howardb.6205]

*NOTHING CAUGHT ON FILM HERE!*

[@HikeWithMe9]

The snap of a hat? I’ve never heard that saying before.

[@ryuno2097]

Damn. Director Toby Halicki was creating Fast and Furious type of movies before it was mainstream.

[@zook420000]

i love how blue is a flavor, also its at a snap of a finger or drop of the hat. lol not snap of a hat lol

[@wrangelinhabitant161]

Clint Eastwood is an Opposite of Alec Baldwin...

[@davebeckley2584]

Fascinating, no one should have to lose their life or even suffer injury performing for their livelihood no matter what that might be. One thing to note is that there is no such thing as an accident. You can look at any situation that ends in an unintended result and find the one thing that, if done, would have prevented that unintended result. This has become so evident that many law enforcement organizations no longer refer to automobile accidents as accidents since a collision between vehicles is invariably caused by someone's inattentiveness, carelessness, neglect, or some other condition that had it not been ignored, property would not have been damaged, and more importantly, people would not have been injured or worse. Of course, this has nothing to do with your page's morbid entertainment value. And there endith the lesson.

[@atompunk5575]

👏😎 rock on dude!

[@LhuinIndal]

I hope you have a alright day

[@theorist]

Thanks! Im actually visiting some family today. Gonna be a great time :)

[@robertj3116]

I would sure like to see the caught on film part, but evidently KZbin won’t allow it or you might’ve shown one of them

[@user-ul2jb9hr7c]

So by "caught on film" you mean not caught on film. Gotcha

[@romanjewula3577]

Do you forward any of your proceeds to the families that have suffered the loss of loved ones?

[@MandyDeadite]

Jesus christ, poor Taylor 😭😭😭

[@thomashumphrey48]

Richard Lester Directed About 30% of Superman 2 But Was Mostly Done By Director Richard Donner (Superman: The Movie!) He Gets The Main Credit For A Film That He Got To Finish Filming?

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[@hellekimery9537]

Just signed on 👍🏻

[@Olmec02]

right on the midnight hour :D

[@theorist]

Right on the dot lol

[@m3ta7ron21]

Got my sub.

[@mcsuckalives2302]

Why does the newspaper clip at 19:40 say he was killed in a bear attack when he fell off a horse?

[@inoscopedjfk09]

8:28 literally thought this was will ferrell in a mullet

[@awesome_cabbage]

Hey man! Love your videos! I really love how genuine and honest you come across. Do you have a script editor? I couldn't help but notice that there are often times grammatical errors in your scripts, or instances when words are used in the incorrect contexts. Maybe this only sticks out to me because I've worked in writing and editing but it's just a thought. Having an extra set of eyes can really help catch things like that. I'm really happy for you and your success and I just thought that maybe the little piece of constructive criticism may help or be something for you to consider in the future as you continue to step up the production value of your videos. Wishing you the best!

[@QwerAsdf-dx4rd]

"caught on film" but nothing is shown.

[@chaos4316]

This is awkward. I feel like you’re going spin around in that chair stroking a hairless cat.

[@DooD7942]

The stunt in regards to smaller scale. If this stunt went on with no problems no one would b asking why it wasn't done on smaller scale. Only cause of a death these questions get asked

[@PuffyMono]

Love the late night episodes

[@lorir5728]

It's not worth dying for a dumb movie

[@drink.juice.]

2 many virtuous platitudes

[@sydsydneywastaken]

please cite your sources!

[@past3lgh0st]

Hey where the facecam go? Good video though, as always

[@anglepsycho]

Honestly almost none of them are accidents. It's workplace 'accidents', aka complete negligence with very few exceptions of course.

[@DistortedSmiles]

So these actors who get paid insane amounts of money shouldn't even have to think for themselves to avoid any kind of risk in their lives... Oh jeez yes its partly their responsibility. Duh

[@AnAngryPomeranianUnderYourBed]

Me while watching this, never having seen this channel before: Who tf is this? This creator is so kind & genuine. And takes the time to make sure everyone who needs it can click out. I love them. Why have I not been directed to their videos before??? The algorithm needs to do better jeeze. Subbing immediately. Thank you for doing what you do. ❤

[@Iphroget]

No 1080p?

[@StressBurger]

tina fey still found work with a facial scar

[@tylerf8518]

Commenting to help with the algorithm

[@Bassotronics]

All you rock climbers have a *loose screw*.

[@georgehandle5433]

I’m early let’s go new video!!!!

[@rollypolly3742]

more like "trust me, it was caught on film"

[@siremage3900]

"super low calorie and bang for your buck"