Actor Jensen Ackles accident comment on the “Supernatural” star Jared Padalecki has been well appreciated. He is known for his transparent remarks in the movie set Rust.
From 2005 to 2020, the CW’s “Supernatural” series followed Sam and Dean (Jensen Ackles) as they hunted supernatural creatures, demons, angels, and even God himself.
However, the fans think that the actor Jensen Ackles was involved in a car accident.
The reality is different; Jensen informed the fans that another supernatural star, Jared, was hurt when the car met with an accident.
Is Jensen Ackles Accident Unrelated To The ‘Rust’ Incident?
Jensen Ackles accident post about his co-star from Supernatural was widely appreciated.
Meanwhile, the news of Jensen Ackles burning his face in the accident is entirely false. He was not involved in the accident.
However, he almost burned his face while shooting the Supernatural, but luckily he was unharmed.
Jensen was also outspoken about the Alec Baldwin shooting incident on the movie set, “Rust.”
A video has surfaced of Rust co-star Jensen Ackles discussing gun training on the set of the film Rust.
The video was shot during Ackles’ appearance at a fan event for his long-running CW show Supernatural in Denver on Oct. 15-17.
The accidental shooting on the film set resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and the wounding of director Joel Souza.
Baldwin “discharged” a prop gun, the clip in which Ackles describes a brief training session with the Rust armorer drew a lot of attention.
Did Jensen Ackles Almost Burn His Face In The Rust Set?
Jensen Ackles was not reported to have a physical injury during the shooting of Rust. However, he was pretty vocal about the Baldwin-Hutchins accident in the movie.
Meanwhile, a video on Youtube was published in 2017 where the actor said that he almost burned his face while burning a house on the camera.
However, Jensen did not suffer any injuries. Ackles did not suffer any injuries in the movie Rust.
Ackles was not present during the tragic on-set accident and had no ties to the prop gun in question.
However, the reported clip sheds more light on the set’s rumored explosive atmosphere.
Several crew members had walked offset due to complaints about the working conditions before the accident on Thursday.
“What happened should have been investigated,” an unnamed crew member told the Los Angeles Times.
“There was no such thing as a safety meeting. It couldn’t be guaranteed that it wouldn’t happen again. They only wanted to rush, rush, rush,” he added.