Will Ferrell Injured on Set; Netflix Series Production Delayed
URGENT UPDATE: Comedy legend Will Ferrell has sustained an injury while filming his upcoming Netflix golf series, causing production to be delayed by one week. Insiders confirm that filming was initially set to begin this week in Los Angeles but has now been pushed back as Ferrell recuperates.
Details surrounding the injury remain scarce, but sources indicate it is significant enough to necessitate a full reassessment of the production schedule. A source revealed to People, “He was hurt, and they needed to shift the production schedule. It’s been pushed to next week.” This news comes as fans eagerly await the first glimpse of Ferrell’s portrayal of fictional golf icon Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins.
The untitled series promises to explore the highs and lows of the professional golf world, with Luke Wilson starring as Ferrell’s fierce rival. Additionally, Molly Shannon is reported to join the cast as a character named Stacy, while fellow SNL alum Chris Parnell is also on board.
Ferrell is not only starring in but also co-producing the series alongside his longtime collaborators Chris Henchy and Harper Steele. Steele, who gained attention for her inspiring journey as a transgender woman, previously worked with Ferrell on SNL.
Known for his iconic roles in films like Elf and Anchorman, Ferrell’s return to television is highly anticipated. Having won multiple Emmys and the prestigious Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, fans are eager to see what comedic brilliance he will bring to this new venture.
As details continue to develop, fans will be watching closely for updates on Ferrell’s recovery and the resumption of filming. The series is expected to offer a fresh mix of humor and heart, reflecting the popularity of Ferrell’s past work.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story, as Will Ferrell’s health and the future of this exciting Netflix project remain at the forefront of entertainment news.
