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Jonathan Majors' Stunt Gone Wrong, But He's Back in Action

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Jonathan Majors suffered minor injuries after a stunt gone wrong on set, but remains positive and committed to the project. Despite early rumors of unrest, the team rallied together, and production continues with minimal changes.

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Jonathan Majors' Stunt Gone Wrong, But He's Back in Action

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jonathan Majors' Stunt Gone Wrong, But He's Back in Action. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 5th, Jonathan Majors took a wild tumble through a glass window on the set of his new movie, but the actor insists he's perfectly fine with. Just some cuts on his hands, needing three or four stitches. It was a total accident during a rehearsed stunt, sources say. Pure momentum carried him and his co-star right through, even though they prepped for. Months. A fake blood pack went off his plan, making the whole thing look way more dramatic than it was. Majors brushed it off quick, saying he's grateful for the crew's safety check. And pumped to finish the film. His rep backed that up, noting he felt safe and is having a great time on the project. The incident actually rallied the team closer together, despite some early rumors of unrest. Production stayed mostly fully staffed until unions pushed what the CEO calls illegitimate strikes, forcing a swap of about 15% of the crew last week. Bottom line. Majors is back in action, the movie's shaping up strong, and fans can breed easy knowing their stars tougher than he looks. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI.

I'm Corey, with the story.

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