'We just needed to get dressed': Porn star Danny D on when cops raided movie set due to prop guns
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND: In an episode of the Happy Hour podcast, Danny D shared a hilarious incident when fake guns were mistaken for firearms, and cops were called to take care of the situation. The incident happened during the filming of a movie that included 'henchmen' inside a manor house as the people passing by noticed a bunch of men lurking at a property with weapons and thought it was in the best interest of the people inside to take the help of cops. When the officers arrived, the people inside the room were rushed to clothe themselves and deal with the police, after which the hilarious misunderstanding was clarified.
The 35-year-old British porn star shared that the movie was being shot with all the laws, rules and regulations being taken care of and they had rented the place exclusively. The cops ensured that the arms being used were indeed fake and left the place after extending their appreciation to the cast.
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The manor house at which the movie was being shot had a public footpath running through the bottom of the garden which allowed the passers-by to witness the armed men around the property. However, it did not give the entire picture of what was happening. Two people walking by happened to witness the exact moment when Danny pulled up in a car and got surrounded by henchmen as they began frisking him, all while being filmed according to the script of the movie.
The cops then barged into the set, Danny recalled. Someone ran into the room shouting, "Police, Police, the Old Bill's here," which brought a temporary halt to the production of the movie. However, the cast did not panic as everything they were doing was perfectly legal, so they just had to put their clothes on and talk to the officers.
While recalling how he dealt with the police, Danny said, "Everything we were doing was legal so we just needed to get dressed. I went out and told the officers, 'They're fake guns and we've hired the whole location exclusively. We've done everything we can to protect the public'. They were cool and just needed to make sure the firearms weren't real." He also told them that the movie that was being filmed had 'henchmen' and the people playing them were bouncers from a local club who were recruited and asked to show up in black suits as they "dotted them around the grounds" of the manor.