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A widow of a Kiwi stunt man who was killed on the set while filming scenes from the latest Batman flick, The Dark Knight, is calling all movie companies to take safety and health as one of their priorities for their stunt technicians. The stunt man from New Zealand, Conway Wickliffe was killed last September 2007. It was reported that the stunt man Wickliffe was leaning out on a window of a four-wheel-drive, he was facing backwards on a test run for blowing up the Batmobile. The driver failed to steer away from a tree that was on the scene. The truck eventually hit the tree, killing Conway from severe injuries from the impact. He was pronounced dead on the spot. The widow, Derryn called on movie productions to further beef up their measure in safety when it comes to stunt scenes.

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