If these are the same people who were in charge of the prop guns, it's no wonder that poor woman was shot and killed
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Fine, whatever — the guy’s always been a stiff, but it looks to me as though he’s mounting on the right side of the horse. I’m no equestrian, but I have ridden a fair number of horses over the years, and I’ve never heard of clambering aboard except from the left — horses, I was warned, go nuts when someone tries it from an unexpected direction.
Maybe not, but that’s what I was taught. Of course, I was also always taught to treat every gun as though it were loaded, always to keep its barrel pointed in a safe direction, and to never put my finger on the trigger until I intended to shoot. So maybe Hollywood rules, and horses, are different.
