Marvel"s Wonder Man Show Crew Member Dies After Accident On Set

Summary

• Marvel's Wonder Man crew suffers tragic loss in an accident on set.
• A crew member fell from the rafters and passed away. An investigation is underway.
• Marvel Studios offers condolences and full support to the family during this difficult time.

The crew of Marvel's Wonder Man has suffered a tragic loss after an accident on set. The MCU show has started production after its initial delay due to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. The show has not started filming, but work is being done on its sets, which is where the incident occurred. The Wonder Man show will star by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and see the return of Ben Kingsley as Trevor Slattery. Wonder Man will be released under the Marvel Spotlight Banner similar to the recent Echo series.
According to Deadline, the crew member was a rigger working in the rafters of one of the sets. The crew member fell from the rafters and passed away earlier this morning. Marvel has confirmed the incident took place and offered a statement to the family. They also confirmed that they will be doing an investigation into the incident. Marvel's full statement regarding the incident can be read below:

“Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with his family and friends, and our support is behind the investigation into the circumstances of this accident.”

Related Wonder Man: Cast, Plot Details & Everything We Know Marvel Studios has released casting news, a plot summary, and some other details about its upcoming 10-episode Wonder Man series for Disney+. Everything We Know About Marvel's Wonder Man Show Close Wonder Man will follow Simon Williams, a movie star turned superhero. Wonder Man will be played by Watchmen alum Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, making it his third superhero role. Abdul-Mateen will be joined by Ben Kingsley's Trevor Slattery, another in-universe actor in the MCU. This, coupled with producer Stephen Broussard's comments on the show being influenced by the comics, would suggest that Wonder Man's origins as an actor will be the same in the MCU version.
Related Next Marvel TV Show: All 11 Upcoming MCU Releases Confirmed Marvel Studios' most recent Disney+ series may have come to an end, but there are plenty of upcoming MCU TV shows in development. Though plot details are scarce at the moment, Broussard promised that Wonder Man is unlike any other Marvel project so far. One way the show has already set itself apart is with its 10-episode run, which is longer than the typical MCU Disney+ series. Wonder Man's head writer, Andrew Guest, is an experienced comedy writer, so this will likely be a funnier MCU show. This will make Wonder Man the second-longest series after Daredevil: Born Again. Wonder Man was originally set to release sometime in 2023 or 2024, though delays have made its actual release time uncertain now.
Source: Deadline


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