Assertion: stunt | /r/HasProperty | dangerous
Facets:
value: as hell
type: DEGREE
value: so obviously
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It is now against union rules for stunt performers to double an actor of a different gender or race unless the stunt is so dangerous that there are no other volunteers, for example when B.J. Worth doubled for the black Jamaican actress Grace Jones who parachuted off the Eiffel Tower in A View to a Kill.
text: While CGI allows directors to create stunts that would be very expensive, dangerous or simply impossible to perform with real stunt people, the backlash has resulted in a new genre of "real" movies marketed on the basis that the scenes are real and that no CGI has been used to create the final production.
text: On the other hand, some stunts are as dangerous as they appear.
text: Even though film sets have safety devices, such as harnesses or mats, the stunts can still be dangerous, so proper training is necessary.
text: MacNair’s complaint stems from an incident on the New Orleans set of MGM’s The Domestics on November 22, 2016, when the film’s British stunt coordinator, Nick Gillard, decided that a stunt – known in the trade as a “gag” – was too dangerous for her to do and did it himself, in a wig and women’s clothes.
text: Stunts can be dangerous and people can get injured, but we do everything we can to take safety precautions before we do any stunt.
text: The stunt was so obviously dangerous that the scheduled camera crew tasked with shooting the close-ups refused to take part in it.
text: As if the stunt being dangerous as hell wasn’t enough of a challenge, the chase sequence itself was already a headache to orchestrate.