Crew Member for Mark Wahlberg & Kevin Hart's New Movie Suffers 'Massive' Injuries on Set

A crew member for Mark Wahlberg and Kevin Hart‘s new movie was seriously injured on set on Tuesday morning (September 14).

An unidentified 38-year-old male had fallen an “estimated 60 to 80 feet” while on a soundstage at Sunset Gower Studios in Los Angeles.

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The LAPD told People that they received “several 911 calls” as early as 7:04 in the morning after the incident occurred.

The LAPD spokesperson said that the crew member “was pulseless” and not breathing when EMTs arrived on the scene. The spokesperson added that the man suffered “massive trauma” including “fractured legs and arms” and was “hemorrhaging” while being treated by medics and EMTs.

“Medics were amazingly able to restore his heartbeat, restore his breathing and able to restore his pulse,” the spokesperson shared, adding the man was rushed to a nearby trauma center. “He has a fighting chance of survival.”

The spokesperson added that Cal/OSHA was investigating the incident.

Deadline reported that the incident took place on set of Kevin and Mark‘s upcoming Netflix comedy Me Time.

The upcoming movie follows a stay-at-home dad (Hart) who is given “me time” for the first time in years while his wife and kids are away. He then reconnects with his friend (Wahlberg) for a weekend of crazy adventures.

Regina Hall is also starring in the movie.

In a recent interview, Kevin Hart explained why he turned down an offer to go to space.