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Dragon Saga Accident: Actor Loses Fingers on Set

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A special effects technician on the How to Train Your Dragon two live-action crew suffered a severe injury, losing multiple fingers on one hand in a workshop accident at Sky Studios Elstree. Despite doctors efforts, the fingers couldnt be reattached. The incident, which occurred off-set, has not been commented on by Universal Pictures. The franchise, known for its animated trilogy and live-action remake, has grossed over two billion dollars worldwide. Production continues towards a June 2027 release, but this accident serves as a stark reminder of the risks involved in filmmaking.

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Dragon Saga Accident: Actor Loses Fingers on Set

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dragon Saga Accident: Actor Loses Fingers on Set. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 21st, a special effects technician on the How to Train Your Dragon, two live-action crew, got seriously hurt and a workshop accident at Sky. Studios Elstry in the UK, he severed multiple fingers on one hand with a saw, and doctors tried but failed to reattach them. This happened offset during production, which started back in February. Universal Pictures hasn't commented yet, and details on exactly what led to it are still under wraps. The franchise has been a massive hit, with the original animated trilogy, and last year's live-action remake, pulling in over $2 billion. Worldwide. Fans love the story of Hiccup befriending dragons to end a Viking war. Director Dean DeBlois is back, along with Gerard Butler and Kay Blanchett reprising roles, and Mason Tim's stars as Hiccup. New faces like Nico Parker and Nick Frost join the mix. Production roles on toward a June 11th, 2027 release, but this injury is a tougher reminder of the risks behind the scenes.

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