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Danger on the set: the fatal accidents that aren't talked about

A back alley film set with a graffiti wall in downtown Los Angeles.
A back alley film set with a graffiti wall in downtown Los Angeles.
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Danger on the set: the fatal accidents that aren't talked about

Filmmaking isn't ALL fun and glamor, it can be grueling... and deadly.  

Since 1990, at least 43 people have died on film and T.V. productions in the U.S. That's according to a report out Monday from the Associated Press. It was put together by the AP's Entertainment Writer Anthony McCartney.

Alex Cohen spoke with McCartney about his findings, the sorts of things that lead to fatalities and more.

To hear the full interview, click the blue play button above.