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SFX supervisor John Richardson designed The Omen's decapitation scene. Months later, on Friday the 13th, he was in a car crash while working on A Bridge Too Far. His girlfriend, Liz Moore, was decapitated—just like his film scene—near a sign for Ommen reading “66.6 km”.

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The Omen (1976) The film seemed to fall victim to a sinister curse, being labeled one of the most "cursed" productions in film history. Actor Gregory Peck and screenwriter David Seltzer were on separate planes to London when both aircraft were struck by lightning. Producer Mace Neufeld later experienced a similar strike on his flight to the shoot. While in Rome, producer Harvey Bernhard narrowly avoided a lightning strike that hit a gate near where he was standing. A hotel where director Richard Donner was staying was bombed by the IRA. Additionally, a restaurant where the director and actors were scheduled to eat was bombed shortly before they arrived. A private jet chartered for the production, which Peck was scheduled to take to Israel, was changed at the last minute. The plane he was originally supposed to use crashed on takeoff, killing everyone on board. During the cemetery scene, a Rottweiler went "berserk" and attacked Terry Walsh, the stuntman doubling for Gregory Peck. The dog was powerful enough to bite through Walsh’s protective gear, though he emerged from the encounter unhurt. In a separate tragedy, an animal handler at the safari park used for the baboon scene was mauled and killed by a lion the day after the crew left. In 1976, while working on A Bridge Too Far in the Netherlands, special effects artist John Richardson was in a car crash. His assistant and girlfriend, Liz Moore, was decapitated in a manner eerily similar to a death scene Richardson designed for “The Omen.” Richardson reportedly saw a road sign near the crash site pointing to the town of Ommen, noting it was 66.6 km away. On the first day of shooting, several crew members survived a head-on car collision. Additionally, Gregory Peck's son committed suicide just two months before filming began.

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