charge and they ll present the weapon in front of the actor, give them a tour of how it s used, show it to the directors. everybody on the set gets comfortable with it, understands how it works. that being said, blanks are dangerous and if you are shooting it at close range somebody could be injured. however, the local union that remits prop masters on movie sets sent a letter, and in their letter they indicated that there was one live round in the prop gun. how that could have happened, nobody knows, but apparently the bullet actually hit both the cinematographer and the director in one shot. that seems to indicate that it might have been rehearsal scenario unless, like, live-action shot. i want to be careful because there are those reports of that letter, but we, cnn, has not independently kind of confirmed that, as that would be a big deal when it comes to a live round being in there.