Cops raid warehouse in Hungary Onlookers may have thought that the intense police action was part of the plot, but when Hungarian police and a SWAT team descended on the set of Brad Pitt's film World War Z on Monday, it was not a scripted event. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/oct/smith.jpg" border="5" /> file pic The SWAT team raided a Budapest warehouse where weapons were being stored for use in the epic zombie flick, with anti-terrorism officers seizing 85 guns. The firearms, which were supposed to be nonfunctional, were automatic, military-style assault rifles that were in good working order. The guns were confiscated at an airport near the film's set. "This morning a private plane brought guns wrapped in a parcel from a company to an individual [in Budapest]," said the director of Hungary's anti-terrorism unit in a statement. "Guns like these are highly illegal to transport even if they were to [be] used as stage guns, which hopefully they weren't." A source said that Pittu00a0-- whose Plan B Entertainment is producing the movieu00a0-- isn't to blame for the prop snafu. "The movie company's employees must have made a mistake bringing the guns in without the Anti-Terrorism Unit's permission," said the unnamed source. The movie, which is being helmed by Oscar-nominated director Marc Forster and is based on a novel by Max Brooks, stars Pitt as a UN employee who is travelling in an effort to stop a zombie plague from wiping out humanity.

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Onlookers may have thought that the intense police action was part of the plot, but when Hungarian police and a SWAT team descended on the set of Brad Pitt's film World War Z on Monday, it was not a scripted event

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