Kate Beckinsale recently brought legal action against the Canary black Producers of serious injuries and “dangerous conditions” on a film set.
THE Pearl Harbor The actress accused the production company of the film, Anton Entertainment Media Services, Inc. and its employees, including producer John Zois, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and battery in a complaint filed at the Los Angeles Superior Court on May 21.
Kate revealed that she had first undergone a complex meniscus tear in her left knee during filming in December 2022. She then needed surgery, which later interrupted production for months.
However, the complaint affirmed that the actress had returned to the adjustment, while her orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Jason Snibbe, explained that she should not be invited to make waterfalls that implied the race, the jump, the jump of harnesses, the suspension, the Tabatt or the kicks.
But Dr. Jason’s requests would have been ignored, in accordance with the complaint.
In the newly modified complaint, Kate would have undergone a “significant trauma” at her knee after being exposed to “dangerous and dangerous conditions” on the Canary black together.
“Kate and her team have repeatedly noted the red flags concerning and disabled dangerous conditions on and outside the defendants, including long dangerous and dangerous days, often lasts fifteen hours, inadequate equipment and medical staff to help manage the high physical workload and recover from the effort.
THE Projection The actress also said that she had expressed her concerns on several occasions, the producers have put her in danger after “continuing to go forward and intentionally recklessly with dangerous filming conditions, renouncing security to maintain the beneficiary margins,” said the CMPLAIR.
Kate’s agent, Shani Rosenzweig, would have sent an email to John, saying: “No one really takes real measures to put a plan in place to repair this situation so that this is not happening again.”
The actress “continues to present herself to put herself for her call time and everyone around her was informed that it will be 3 p.m. [or more] day except for her, ”said in the letter.
“If you try to kill a person, you are doing a great job,” wrote the actress.
The complaint added that John replied and agreed to shorten the actress’s “unbearable” work days, saying: “I don’t know what to say other than you are right.”
