Jonathan Majors’ comeback attempt is hitting some serious bumps – quite literally. Just three years after his conviction for assaulting his ex-girlfriend, the former Marvel star is back on set, but his new venture with The Daily Wire has already been marred by a terrifying accident that could have had dire consequences.
A Six-Foot Fall and a Shattered Window
While filming the upcoming action flick ‘Run Hide Fight: Infidels’ in South Carolina, Majors and co-star JC Kilcoyne were involved in a harrowing stunt. The scene required them to fall backward through a window, but instead of a ‘stunt-safe’ pane, they crashed through unsecured tempered glass, plummeting onto the hard ground below.
Shockingly, Majors reportedly exclaimed, “I’m good!” and “Use it!” immediately after the fall, showing a commitment to the scene. However, his co-star, JC Kilcoyne, was not so fortunate and reportedly required stitches for injuries sustained from the shattered glass.
Crew Walks Out Over ‘Communist’ Producers
This dangerous window incident was the breaking point for the film’s crew. After five weeks of alleged “nightmare” safety conditions, the IATSE production union officially called a strike on March 26, 2026. The situation escalated when, in response to the strike and safety concerns, producer Dallas Sonnier made a controversial statement.
Sonnier reportedly told reporters, “The entire industry is in freefall… we don’t negotiate with communists. We’re too busy being bad asses, blowing sh*t up, flying helicopters, and killing movie terrorists to concern ourselves with four assholes with signs on the sidewalk.” This inflammatory remark further fueled the conflict.
A ‘Set From Hell’ with More Hazards
The window fall, according to the striking crew members, was merely the tip of the iceberg. Reports indicate the set was plagued by numerous safety issues, including:
- **Black Mold & Asbestos:** Producers allegedly ignored warnings about a building infested with hazardous materials.
- **Falling Props:** A rigged tree branch reportedly fell and injured the set medic.
- **Criminal SFX:** The special effects supervisor had a prior guilty plea for illegal possession of explosives on a movie set.
Crossing the Picket Line
Adding to the tension, Jonathan Majors and several other SAG actors are reportedly continuing to film, crossing the picket line established by the IATSE crew. This move has been seen as a betrayal by the crew, who previously supported actors during the 2023 strikes. Majors’ determination to film at any cost is creating significant friction.
The question now is whether Majors is truly ‘cursed’ or if this is the inevitable outcome of aligning with a controversial company for a second chance at Hollywood stardom. The situation highlights the complex and often dangerous realities behind the scenes of filmmaking.
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