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Sunday, October 26, 2003
{No, really, guys, God doesn't want this movie to happen. Get a frickin' clue.]
An assistant director for Mel Gibson's "The Passion of Christ" was reportedly hit twice by lightning during filming in Italy.
The Variety publication VLife said Jan Michelini suffered burns on the tips of his fingers when lightning hit his umbrella one day on a hilltop.
A few months later, a storm rolled in and Michelini -- again carrying an umbrella -- was standing beside star Jim Caviezel on top of a hill.
Producer Steve McEveety told VLife, "I'm about 100 feet away from them, when I glance over and see lightning coming out of Caviezel's ears. Both Caviezel and Michelini got struck this time. The main bolt hit Caviezel and one of its forks hit Michelini's umbrella."
No one was hurt, but Michelini's new nickname is "lightning boy."
9:26 PM
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