UPDATED STORY (06/18/2022):
Manufacturing has been briefly suspended on Netflix‘s The Chosen One following a automobile crash in Mexico that left two actors, Raymundo Garduño Cruz and Juan Francisco González Aguilar, useless and 6 extra solid or crew members injured.
The injured solid members are in steady situation, per Deadline. Redrum, the collection’ manufacturing firm, halted manufacturing following the accident, which reportedly befell whereas the passengers had been driving to a close-by airport on June 16. Netflix has not but commented on the accident.
ORIGINAL STORY (06/18/2022):
Two actors from Netflix’s The Chosen One have died from accidents sustained in a automobile crash in Mexico on Thursday, June 16. The accident left six different solid or crew members injured. The group was driving in a van close to Mulegé on the Baja California Sur peninsula when the crash occurred.
Native information shops reported the crash on Thursday, saying the van flipped over after veering off the highway in a desert space, in keeping with Related Press. Raymundo Garduño Cruz and Juan Francisco González Aguilar had been the 2 actors who died, in keeping with a Friday report from the Baja California Division of Tradition. The solid and crew had reportedly been filming close by within the Santa Rosalia space.
It’s not clear how the accident will affect manufacturing of The Chosen One, which Netflix describes as the next: “A 12-year-old boy learns he’s the returned Jesus Christ, destined to avoid wasting humankind. Primarily based on the comedian e-book collection by Mark Millar and Peter Gross.”
The collection, written with English and Spanish dialogue, is predicated on the American Jesus comics created by author Millar and artist Gross. In line with Selection, filming on the collection started in April 2022. Casting requires The Chosen One say it’s being produced by an unbiased manufacturing firm.
The Chosen One is the newest Netflix manufacturing from Millarworld, a comic book e-book publishing home based by Millar. Millarworld was acquired by Netflix in 2017.
“As creator and re-inventor of a few of the most memorable tales and characters in latest historical past, starting from Marvel’s The Avengers to Millarworld’s Kick-Ass, Kingsman, Needed, and Reborn franchises, Mark is as shut as you will get to a modern-day Stan Lee,” Netflix chief content material officer Ted Sarandos stated in a press release on the time. “We will’t wait to harness the artistic energy of Millarworld to Netflix and begin a brand new period in international storytelling.”
Millarworld’s first Netflix present, Jupiter’s Legacy, got here out in spring 2021. It was canceled in June 2021.
