MOVIES - March 13, 1991
Stunt Men Injured: Two stunt men have been seriously injured in Australia while working on the new Francis Ford Coppola film “Wind.” Scenes involving up to four 12-meter yachts and chase craft are being shot off Fremantle, in southwestern Australia, in waters used for the 1987 America’s Cup yacht race. Stunt man Trevor Hellier, 36, and stunt coordinator Christopher Anderson, 34, were hospitalized after being thrown overboard from a chase boat. The accident occurred when two yachts practicing maneuvers collided with a stationary chase boat.
For the record:
12:00 a.m. March 14, 1991 For the Record
Los Angeles Times Thursday March 14, 1991 Home Edition Calendar Part F Page 9 Column 1 Entertainment Desk 2 inches; 41 words Type of Material: Correction
Wrong director--”Wind,” a film in production in Australia where two stuntmen were injured earlier this week, is being directed by Carol Ballard and produced by Zoetrope Studios, which is owned by Francis Ford Coppola. Wednesday’s Calendar referred to “Wind” as a Francis Ford Coppola film.
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