15 Movies That Were Way More Dangerous To Make Than We Thought

It's not always easy to make a movie. You have to build sets, set up a schedule, memorize lines, figure out costumes, try to stay within a budget, and all sorts of difficult things. Making a movie is like making a miracle sometimes. Making a movie safely can be an additional issue.
No matter how many precautions are taken, accidents or bad calls can happen on set that cause hospital stays for the cast and the crew. Accidents and stunts gone wrong have caused several broken bones, severed limbs, and even death.
It's a wonder what was the worst for Bob Hoskins, starring in Super Mario Bros. or breaking his hand during filming it. The last Harry Potter movie was also the last movie for Daniel Radcliffe's stuntman.
Here are some facts about the most dangerous shoots in film history, especially the one with with the untamed lions that took over a decade to film.

Source: AFI

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The Hangover Part II

Source: Variety

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Source: Grantland

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Sylvester Stallone

Source: BBC
You can strip this one down and sell it for parts

Source: Deadline

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Sarah Jones

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Mission: Impossible II

Source: NZHerald
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter

Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Frank Sinatra

Source: Yahoo