Film director Michael Mann shot himself in the foot and taken to hospital

American film director Michael Mann was taken to a hospital in Los Angeles after shooting himself in the foot during a training session at a shooting range. His condition is stable. A preliminary investigation indicated it was an accident.

American film director Michael Mann, 83, was taken to a hospital in Los Angeles after shooting himself in the foot during a training session at a shooting range. The incident occurred at "The Range LA" around 4:00 PM local time. A preliminary investigation indicated it was an accidental discharge, not intentional. Mann's condition is stable. His spokesperson has not yet commented. Mann is one of the most prominent film directors in the United States, known for blockbusters such as "Heat" (1995), "The Last of the Mohicans" (1992), and "Collateral" (2004), and co-created the television series "Miami Vice." His latest film, "Ferrari," was released in 2023, and he is preparing to shoot a sequel to "Heat."