Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
29%
6 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
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Four “9-1-1” performers — including star Oliver Stark — reportedly sustained stunt-related injuries on the set of the procedural drama.
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performers → include → drama
According to Deadline, the individuals suffered the injuries “to varying degrees in recent months” while filming the ABC series.
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individuals → accord → series
However, per the outlet, the alleged incidents “do not seem to be connected” to one another.
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incidents → allege → one
Deadline claimed Stark — who plays Evan “Buck” Buckley on the show — suffered an ankle fracture requiring surgery in August.
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who → claim → August
Sources told the outlet that during the stunt, a firefighter swung to a ladder truck from a car, swooping over a set piece — and that a stunt double had sprained an ankle during a rehearsal attempting the same feat.
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double → tell → feat
The stunt double was said to have declined medical treatment over the alleged incident, and production did not receive an injury report.
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production → say → report
Insiders “close to” the situation told the outlet that Stark has since returned to the set — and that production continued on Season 10 after the injury.
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production → tell → injury
In the following weeks, the outlet reported, two other incidents occurred — with one stunt person allegedly getting stitches at a local hospital after an arm was wounded due to an encounter with jagged metal.
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arm → follow → metal
Deadline claimed that the most recent injury occurred “within the last two weeks,” when yet another stunt performer was sent for a “precautionary” hospital visit following an “awkward landing” that allegedly caused a minor compressed lung and a broken rib.
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that → claim → lung
It’s unknown if the stunt performer — who allegedly suffered the injury after landing on a platform that simulates a ground collapse — has returned to the set.
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that → ’ → set
Deadline previously reported in 2024 that a grip had perished in a car accident after working a grueling 14-hour day on the series, which premiered on Fox in 2018 before moving to ABC in 2024.
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which → report → 2024
Per the outlet, Rico Priem left the set at 4 a.m. after work and, according to an autopsy report they obtained, experienced a “sudden cardiac dysfunction due to cardiomegaly.”
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they → leave → cardiomegaly
Per SAG-AFTRA’s official website, stunt and safety standards are required for crews and actors, and an on-set stunt coordinator “engages pro-actively with the appropriate personnel” to oversee safety for actors and stunt performers.
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coordinator → require → actors
A rep for ABC did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment on Saturday.
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rep → respond → Saturday
Stunt-related injuries on movie sets have generated recent headlines, as well.
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injuries → relate → headlines
In 2025, Kate Beckinsale filed a lawsuit against producers of her 2024 film, “Canary Black.”
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Beckinsale → file → film
The “Underworld” actress alleged she sustained “severe and debilitating injuries” after repeatedly facing “dangerous and unsafe conditions” on set.
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she → allege → set
The case is ongoing after a judge denied a motion to dismiss the case.
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judge → deny → case
Reps for Amazon MGM Studios, Anton Media Entertainment and Zois did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment at the time.
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Reps → respond → time
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voice → matter → Conversation
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Discussions → moderate → civility
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