Michael Mann, the acclaimed filmmaker known for the crime drama “Heat,” sustained an injury at a gun range in Los Angeles. The incident occurred on Saturday, as confirmed by Mann’s representative to CBS News.
The representative stated that Mann received hospital treatment for what was described as a “superficial injury.” He has since been discharged. The injury happened when a weapon accidentally discharged while still in its holster.
Michael Mann, age 83, has been an experienced target shooter for many years. The accident took place at a regulated gun range.
In addition to “Heat,” Mann is celebrated for directing other crime films such as “Collateral” and “Thief.” Despite his age, he remains active in Hollywood. His latest film, “Ferrari,” starring Adam Driver, exemplifies his ongoing career. Furthermore, Mann is currently working on a sequel to “Heat,” with filming expected to start early next year.
Michael Mann attended the premiere of “Ferrari” on December 12, 2023, at the Director’s Guild of America in Los Angeles.
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