Dylan O'Brien at the shooting of the film was hit by a car

American actor, who is known to many for the series of films "Running in the maze," knocked the car. This unpleasant incident occurred with a young man the other day in Vancouver.

Filming had to be postponed

Work on the film "Running in a maze: A cure for death" is not the first day that goes on in Canada. The shooting day began as usual, and nothing foreshadowed the evil. However, the accident that occurred on the site, all plunged into a shock: 24-year-old Dylan O'Brien, performing the main role, suddenly knocked the car. A young man with multiple fractures was taken to the hospital, where he will be until full recovery. While no official data on the state of health of the actor is not, but the studio Fox has already made a statement, which says that the shooting of the picture is suspended until Dylan O'Brien will not be discharged from the hospital. In addition, the premiere of the film (it was planned for January 2017), too, is likely to be postponed to a later date.

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Colleagues and friends are very sympathetic to Dylan

After this incident, Twitter began to appear words of sympathy and wishes for a speedy recovery from colleagues in the shop. The first person to publish his statement was the director of the film Wes Ball. He posted a photo in social networks with a note on which the following words are inscribed: "I am overwhelmed with feelings of anger, sadness and guilt. I apologize to everyone for what happened to Dylan. It's scary to see how your friend writhing with pain. But he is a strong guy and will recover very soon. I look forward to it for further work. "

This statement was followed by words of support for the screenwriter, writer James Dashner and actor Dexter Darden, in which the men expressed their sympathy for what had happened. In addition to their statements, the actor in social networks began to write relatives, friends and many fans of Dylan's talent.