Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop series has hit a major snag. Deadline reports production on Cowboy Bebop is expected to shut down for 7 to 9 months due to star John Cho suffering a serious knee injury during filming.
According to Deadline, Cho injured his knee in a "freak accident that happened on the last take of a routine and well-rehearsed scene" during production in New Zealand. Cho has reportedly flown to Los Angeles for surgery and will undergo a lengthy period of rehabilitation before returning to the set. Netflix will establish a more definitive timetable for resuming production once Cho's prognosis is clear.
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According to Deadline, Cho injured his knee in a "freak accident that happened on the last take of a routine and well-rehearsed scene" during production in New Zealand. Cho has reportedly flown to Los Angeles for surgery and will undergo a lengthy period of rehabilitation before returning to the set. Netflix will establish a more definitive timetable for resuming production once Cho's prognosis is clear.
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