The business of insuring movies: the insurer of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider—The Cradle of Life “was so strict that it did not even allow director Jan de Bont to be at the Luna Temple set during shooting because he had a prior leg injury. To avoid the possibility that he might slip on the set’s wet floors, the loss-control rep had him direct the entire seven-day sequence via closed circuit TV from a remote location.” Also: Nicole Kidman is getting expensive to insure after her knee caused delays to Moulin Rouge and Panic Room; in order to secure insurance for Cold Mountain she had to put some of her salary aside in an escrow account and body doubles had to be substituted for any activity that might damage her knee, including bending down.