Russell Crowe not only often plays tough guys in his films, but is probably one himself. As he said in a recent interview, there was a serious accident while filming Ridley Scott’s adventure film Robin Hood (2010). However, Crowe only became aware of the true extent of his injury much later. He didn’t let that stop him from working at the time.
Russell Crowe was badly injured while filming an adventure and just kept going
In an interview with People Magazine about his new film Land of Bad, Crowe revealed that he was on the set of Robin Hood from a castle jumped onto a rock hard ground is. He already thought that this wouldn’t end well:
As I jumped, I thought, ‘This is going to hurt.’
The star describes the feeling of landing on the ground as like an electric shock shooting through his body. But Crowe pulled himself together, went back to work and completed the final month of filming despite injury.
10 years later, Crowe underwent an ultrasound and afterward the doctor asked him when he broke his legs. Residue in the bones could still be seen. The actor only realized that he was Broken both legs in the accident on the Robin Hood set has.
In typical Crowe fashion, he simply said:
Everything for art. No cast, no splints, no painkillers, just keep working and over time they healed themselves.
You can watch the trailer for the new Russell Crowe film Land of Bad here:
Land of Bad – Trailer 2 (English) HD
In his new action thriller, Crowe plays the Air Force drone pilot Reaper, who, together with a team led by the young Kinney sent on a deadly mission becomes. When they are surrounded by enemy troops and trapped, only Reaper can save the team. A German cinema release for Land of Bad has not yet been determined.