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One thing I do want to point out is that Hollywood's gun safety record isn't bad in spite of this. There are dozens of movies made per year with gunfights in them, often firing hundreds of rounds in a single movie, but actual persons shot is extremely rare in comparison. Like, once a decade or...

Deliberate squib rounds, actually. It was a revolver and for one scene, they put in bullets with no propellant because the rounds were going to be visible on-screen, and blanks don't look right. However, some ditz forgot to remove the primer as well so when it was dry-fired during the scene...

Well, not exactly defective blank ammunition, the blank ammo was fine, the problem is there was a bullet lodged in the barrel from a previous scene so the blank's propellant launched the bullet exactly as a normal round would.