According to current information, the actor should be doing well according to the circumstances.
Josh Hartnett is currently for a shoot in Canada. A auto collision occurred, in which the actor was also injured. The 47-year-old was then taken to a hospital. Here are the developments at an overview.
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Accident occurred on September 25th – only now details
According to a message from “CBC News”, the mime was on Thursday, September 25th in St. John’s as a passenger in an SUV that collided with a patrol car of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC). Hartnett was in the city to shoot a Netflix series. A source familiar with the production confirmed the collision of the vehicles and continued to state that Josh Hartnett was on his way home at the time.
Minor injuries
On September 25, the RNC confirmed in a press release that an accident would be examined in one of its patrol cars. The collision is said to have taken place shortly before 1 a.m. at the New Cove Road and Elizabeth Avenue intersection, according to James Cadigan, press spokesman for the RNC. According to the report, Hartnett was in the vehicle with a 59-year-old man-both were allegedly only taken to the hospital with minor injuries. The male police officer was also admitted as a precaution.
Update: Josh Hartnett now probably released from the hospital
Hartnet’s spokeswoman Susan Patricola has now announced to “Deadline” that the US star sent home in the hospital after extensive examination and even returned to work. The production of the series was supposedly no further affected by the incident.
As the other people involved in the accident, it has not been disclosed.
Stuff: searched inside
The RNC now asks stuff: inside the accident to report to support the investigation. It is not known whether someone has reported so far.
Josh Hartnett: Current shooting
Josh Hartnett is part of a production that is temporarily conducted under the title “Untitled Netflix Newfoundland Series”. According to “IMDB”, the series is about a fisherman who fights for the protection of his community after a sea creature terrorized the area. In the Netflix format, Hartnett plays alongside Charlie Heaton (from “Stranger Things”) and Mackenzie Davis (from “Speak No Evil”). When a publication is planned is unclear.