A stunt double for "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe has been seriously injured after falling while trying to fly.
The accident happened in the UK during a flying scene in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," the last Potter flick. The 25-year-old, whose name has not yet been released, was doing a flying stunt, reports the Telegraph, when there was an explosion -- and he fell to the ground.
An ambulance service rep says the guy suffered "a significant back injury." The film's studio confirmed the injury.
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(Page 1 of 1)SO does anyone know how David Holmes is doing - it is 2/24/09?
Who cares about the stupid grammar mistake. I'm with Laura... what's the status on the stuntman?
The last Potter flick is not the Half Blood Prince. It's The Deathly Hallows. C'mon TMZ......
it should say latest edition not the last movie.
and omg I hope this guy is ok. This is really sad!
LONG LIVE DUMBLEDORE!
Wow, TMZ - you guys really DO suck at getting your fact right...
although tmz screwed up, i still with the boy a quick recovery - tough business to be.
The accident took place during preproduction for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows not Half-Blood Prince - let's get our act together TMZ!! :)
TMZ must hire a bunch of ignorant uneducated dummies. The title actually said falled? WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Past tense of fall is fell. Good job at editing the title.
It was while filming the last movie in the series. The Half Blood Prince is being released on July 17, 2009. The stuntman was hurt while filming the very last movie according to AP.

















