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Indeed.com slash show. Terms and conditions apply. In 1975, Gregory Peck's son was found dead by apparent suicide.

It was only a month before the famed actor was due to begin shooting

a new film, and although racked by grief, the show must go on, so he boarded a plane

and headed for the set, which is when his plane was struck by lightning. Miraculously, Peck landed

unharmed, but shortly after, the film's producer Mace Newfield's plane

was also struck by lightning on the way to the set. Newfield two survived, only to nearly

perish a second time when the hotel where he was staying was bombed by the IRA. Next, the

film's crew hired a small plane for some aerial shots, but much to their chagrin,

it was given to another group at the last minute. It turns out that was the luckiest thing

that could have ever happened to them, because that plane crashed, killing everyone on board.

It sounds like a sequence out of final destination, and it doesn't end there.

Next came the animal handler brought on for a day to help calm some particularly unruly baboons

featured in a zoo scene.

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