Did MGM consider the liability cost of having to face action against it if somebody got injured or killed? They probably did, but it was still a big risk.
They almost seem like the ancestors of football team cheerleaders (though they usually do their routines safely on the ground).
I honestly don't know if liability was in their corporate vocabulary. I should do a write up on all the early stunt men that died on set during productions in the 1920s.
Did MGM consider the liability cost of having to face action against it if somebody got injured or killed? They probably did, but it was still a big risk.
They almost seem like the ancestors of football team cheerleaders (though they usually do their routines safely on the ground).
I honestly don't know if liability was in their corporate vocabulary. I should do a write up on all the early stunt men that died on set during productions in the 1920s.