Featurette for The Lone Ranger takes a special inside look at the film. Clip shows footage from the film while interviewing cast and crew. Courtesy: Disney
Dramatic footage has surfaced showing the moment Johnny Depp fell from a horse during a stunt on the set of The Lone Ranger.
Depp, 50, was thrown from the powerful animal while filming the upcoming Western movie and footage released today shows the moment he fell from the horse.
Gaspscan be heard from cast and crew watching the accident, before someone yells: "Stay back guys, apart from the medics."
Depp revealed the accident (watch the footage in the video above) nearly killed him in interviews last year, but believes the bond he forged with his horse made it react instinctively to ensure his fall wasn't as bad as it could have been.
Depp - who plays the Lone Ranger's Native American sidekick Tonto - said: "I'm lucky to be here. I've done a number of films on horseback and I've taken a couple of spills but this was a violent one.
Hammer, who plays the titular hero Lone Ranger in the film, said he needed to overcome his nerves for a scene in which he stood on top of a rickety platform overlooking a 600-metre cliff.
Hammer was tethered by a piece of rope for five hours until producers got the perfect shot.
He said his only thought was, "I'm gonna die ... Oh good there's a helicopter. And now it's swaying. Definitely gonna die.
"Oh, I didn't die. Great. Oh we're going to do it again? I'm gonna die, I'm gonna die.
