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He was a stunt man. He knew damn well that what he was going to be doing was life threatening before he did it. Besides, i'm sure "stuntmen" have to sign contracts stating that if something bad happens it's not the the producer/director etc fault.
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im sure he was Expendable ?
i just hope they keep the scene in the movie,no point of wasting a life + film.
either way if he knew was a dangerous job or not, the company film needs to pay something to the family, come on guys , this is a LIFE taken, he had a mother a father a brother a sister maybe a wife n kids, he was a person.
and I thought jet li did his own stunts.