Robert De Niro injured on location for Apple TV+ film 'Killers of the Flower Moon'
What you need to know
- Robert De Niro has been injured on location for the Apple TV+ film Killers of the Flower Moon.
- De Niro has flown home to NYC to see a doctor about an injury sustained to his leg.
- It is understood De Niro was not on set at the time, and that it won't immediately impact production.
Actor Robert De Niro has reportedly been injured whilst on location for Apple TV+ film Killers of the Flower Moon, also starring Leonardo DiCaprio and directed by Martin Scorsese.
From TMZ:
A later update to the story confirmed that De Niro suffered the injury "while he was in town for the shoot", but not whilst he was on set. According to the report, sources say that the film is moving ahead as scheduled and that De Niro had already shot the scenes required at this juncture. The report says it is unclear as to the extent of the injury, or if there would be any impact on production further down the line.
Apple shared its first look at the upcoming film, sharing images of DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone sharing a meal during a scene. The film, set in 1920s Oklahoma, follows the murder of members of the oil-wealthy Osage Nation and is based on David Grann's book by the same name. Production is expected to end this year or early in 2022, and is Scorsese's most expensive film ever with a reported budget of $200 million.
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