Actor Jonathan Majors confirmed he sustained no serious injuries after falling through a glass window during a stunt sequence earlier this week, dispelling concerns that arose following reports of the on-set incident.
The accident occurred during production of an untitled film produced by The Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend. Majors and fellow actor JC Kiljoyne fell approximately six feet through a stunt window when the scene did not proceed as planned. While Kiljoyne sustained cuts to his hands requiring three to four stitches, both actors have emphasized their positive experience on the project.
"I'm ok. I was happy to be on set and help tell the story," Majors stated. "I am grateful for whoever is 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."
According to individuals familiar with the production, filmmakers had intended to substitute Majors with a stunt double before the window impact. However, momentum carried both actors through the breakaway glass in what sources described as simple inertia and an unintended accident. The actors had rehearsed the scene and other stunt sequences for months in advance.
The incident appeared more severe than it was due to a fake blood pack that exploded during the fall. A representative for Kiljoyne confirmed the actor "did not feel unsafe on set and continues to have a positive experience working on the project."
The accident reportedly prompted some crew members to walk off the production earlier this week, though the extent and nature of the labor action remain disputed. Dallas Sonnier, Chief Executive Officer of Bonfire Legend, stated that production remained fully staffed until last week, when approximately fifteen percent of staff departed following what he characterized as illegitimate union pressure.
Sources close to the production maintain that the window incident ultimately strengthened crew cohesion rather than divided it, and that not all crew members participated in the walkout. The film's production status and release timeline have not been publicly disclosed.
Majors, whose career has included prominent roles in major studio productions, appears eager to move forward with the project despite the setback. The actor's reassurance that he remains committed to completing the film suggests production will continue without significant delay.