Actor Dwayne Johnson calls for a ban on real weapons on film sets: “Accident is always possible”

Johnson also says he immediately wanted to rethink the security measures on his company’s film sets after he learned that Hutchins had died after the shooting.

“I really like the film industry. There are safety protocols and measures that we take very seriously. A film set is safe, and we are proud of that, but an accident can always happen. And when something of this order happens, it is heartbreaking, then I think it would be the most prudent and sensible thing to think about that for a moment, and see how we get started in the future,” explains Johnson.

Seven Bucks Productions was founded in 2012 by Johnson and Dany Garcia. The company has collaborated with several major film studios on successful films such as “Jumanji,” “Jungle Cruise,” and “Fast & Furious presents: Hobbs & Shaw”. Johnson himself has accumulated successful roles in action movies over the years. taking this stance may have a knock-on effect in Hollywood.

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