"If the ink is not injected into the right place... it can lead to a retinal detachment, infection, and permanent damage to the cells inside the eye that allow you to see."

Yikes !

I shoot 'behind the scenes' material for TV shows, and one thing I hear quite frequently in the production office are 'Extra's' trying to bump their pay level up to 'day player' . " The director said as they bring in the birthday cake that I should step out of the way to let [ Named actor] pass.. so that's scripted piece of action !! ".

I don't blame them, it can quadruple your wages. Production staff tend to be very aware of the rules and what is a legitimate claim.

I am unaware of the commercial rules, other than they used to like to pay actors huge buy out fees , to cover international and future use.

There's a distinction between 'Extras' and ' Day players'. Extra's are paid a certain amount and are not entitled to further payments [ eg: for international sales or syndication ] .

Day players, who say one line [" One steak, coming right up! " ] or have a scripted piece of action with a main character [ An old girlfriend walking hand in hand with a main character, in a brief flashback] do get residual payments..this is less popular with broadcasters and streamers as it costs money and admin. Whether or not that effects productions...I don't know.

It finishes well.

That's worth an upside down 'WOW' !

The song was original called 'Sally Mustang' but he accidentally put the pieces back in the wrong order...

"No one Ish-capes the Rock".

Odd coincidence , last night on TV I surfed into 'Hot Shots : Part Deux' , a movie I have never seen...and saw a sequence where Martin and Charlie Sheen are on separate 'Apocalypse Now' style patrol boats , as they pass each other they both said ' Loved you in Wall Street'..