Eva Green was rushed to hospital after an on-set injury while filming Wednesday Season 3 for Netflix; she has joined the cast as Aunt Ophelia Frump and is reportedly recovering, with Season 3 expected to premiere in 2027.
Dick York, famed for his role as Darrin Stephens in "Bewitched," faced severe financial and health challenges after a debilitating on-set injury in 1959. The injury, sustained while filming "They Came to Cordura," led to chronic pain and a subsequent addiction to painkillers, ultimately ending his acting career. York's financial struggles forced him to take on menial jobs, and he was replaced on "Bewitched" after collapsing on set. A new documentary explores his life and the impact of his injury.
Actor and comedian Anthony Anderson ended up in the emergency room after injuring himself during a fight scene for an upcoming movie in Cape Town, South Africa. He posted a selfie from the hospital, revealing that the incident involved him, two goons, and a chair. Despite undergoing a CT scan and X-rays, no fractures or breaks were found, but he did suffer a deep contusion. Anderson humorously admitted that stunts may not be his thing and received well-wishes from famous friends, including his "Black-ish" costar Tracee Ellis Ross. He also humorously declared that his beef with the chair isn't over yet.
Actor Anthony Anderson was hospitalized after sustaining an injury during a fight scene on the set of the upcoming film "G20" in Cape Town, South Africa. He shared the news on Instagram, revealing that he had spent the night in the emergency room and suffered a deep contusion but no broken bones. His former "Black-ish" co-star Tracee Ellis Ross expressed her concern and well wishes. The action-thriller "G20," directed by Patricia Riggen, also stars Antony Starr, Viola Davis, Ramón Rodríguez, and Marsai Martin.
Actor Anthony Anderson was briefly hospitalized after an on-set stunt brawl during the filming of his upcoming movie, G20, in Cape Town, South Africa. The Blackish actor shared on Instagram that he was involved in a fight with two goons and a chair, resulting in a deep contusion but no fractures or breaks. The action thriller, directed by Patricia Riggen, revolves around terrorists taking over the G20 Summit.
Jane Fonda revealed on The Drew Barrymore Show that Jennifer Lopez never apologized for accidentally cutting her face during a slap scene in the 2005 rom-com Monster-in-Law. Fonda said Lopez's diamond ring broke skin on her eyebrow, but the actress didn't say sorry. In the film, Fonda's character advises Lopez's to "get some backbone" and never apologize after slapping someone. Despite negative reviews, the movie was a commercial hit and has gained a cult following in the streaming era.