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Jonathan Majors has said he is recovering well after an on-set accidentin which he and a fellow actor fell through a glass window duringfilming of a new movie.
The incident occurred earlier this week during production of an untitled project, with reports that Majors and actor JC Kiljoyne dropped about six feet through a stunt window while filming a scene. Kiljoyne reportedly suffered cuts to his hands and required stitches, though his representative said he “did not feel unsafe on set and continues to have a positive experience working on the project.”
Majors also reassured fans about his condition, saying: “I’m ok. I was happy to be on set and help tell the story. I am grateful for whoever ism checking on me, the cast and crew for regarding our safety. It’s going to be a great movie and I am looking forward to fans seeing it!”
Sources familiar with the production said the fall was accidental, with momentum carrying both actors through the window before a planned switch to a stunt double could take place.
They added that the scene had been rehearsed extensively, but the stunt did not go as intended, describing the incident as “simple inertia.” A special effects blood pack also went off during the moment, making the injuries appear more severe than they were.
The accident reportedly came amid tensions on set, with some crew members raising concerns and staging a protest, though sources say not all staff participated. Despite the disruption, production representatives said the set remains largely operational, with some staff replacements made following the dispute.
While differing accounts have emerged about working conditions, both actors have indicated they feel safe and remain committed to completing the project.
Majors also reassured fans about his condition, saying: “I’m ok. I was happy to be on set and help tell the story. I am grateful for whoever ism checking on me, the cast and crew for regarding our safety. It’s going to be a great movie and I am looking forward to fans seeing it!”
Sources familiar with the production said the fall was accidental, with momentum carrying both actors through the window before a planned switch to a stunt double could take place.
They added that the scene had been rehearsed extensively, but the stunt did not go as intended, describing the incident as “simple inertia.” A special effects blood pack also went off during the moment, making the injuries appear more severe than they were.
The accident reportedly came amid tensions on set, with some crew members raising concerns and staging a protest, though sources say not all staff participated. Despite the disruption, production representatives said the set remains largely operational, with some staff replacements made following the dispute.
While differing accounts have emerged about working conditions, both actors have indicated they feel safe and remain committed to completing the project.
