Bennett also worked on Boardwalk Empire, working with a 15-year-old actor whose character was shot. “That situation, the kid's older. The kid understands violence. You can talk to him. It's not that big of a deal.” But with a younger child, he says, “You really have to watch how it's presented to them, how it's talked about. And you have to have a conversation with the parents like, 'Hey, this may all be great and fine, but once this gets released, if the kid wants to see the movie, how's that reaction going to go?'” Many times, the parent will say, “'I'm never going to tell my kid they're in this movie. We're never going to show it to them. They'll never see it until they're at least 18 or 20, and then I'll tell them,' or something like that.”