1994's The Crow is an all-time classic movie, but sadly, it's also a tragic one due to the on-set death of star Brandon Lee. It was up to his stunt double, Chad Stahelski, to help complete the film.

A few scenes featured the star’s stunt double, Chad Stahelski, standing in for the character of Eric Draven, while footage of Lee’s face was “digitally grafted” onto Stahelski’s body.

But then it all went very wrong. During filming of "The Crow" in March of 1993, Lee was accidentally shot on set during a scene in which a gun was fired at him. The gun was loaded with a blank ...

Lee would die from his wound. Most of the production on The Crow had been completed and so what filming remained had Lee's stunt double stand in for him.

This scene is not Brandon Lee's body, but his stunt double, Chad Stahelski. (Fun fact: Chad Stahelski would later become a filmmaker, directing all four John Wick films.) ...

The film was finished with Brandon Lee's stunt double — future "John Wick" director Chad Stahelski — and his final film was released posthumously. The tragedy caused a lot of sadness and pain ...

Bruce Lee's son Brandon was killed by an on-set shooting in 1993. His family shared a message following the news of Alec Baldwin's prop gun killing one and injuring another on set Thursday.

John Wick director Chad Stahelski sees one major similarity between star Keanu Reeves and the late Brandon Lee: “sheer will.” Stahelski was Lee’s stunt double on the 1994 movie The Crow, and ...

When Brandon Lee came to the world’s attention in The Crow (1994), his first – and last – major American movie, he seemed to have arrived fully formed. Directed by Alex Proyas and based on ...