Local actor Mark Lee was injured in Thailand while filming his new movie, which is a sequel to Number 1. In an Instagram post on Sunday evening (July 9), the 54-year-old uploaded a photo of himself with a bandage on his right wrist. In the caption he wrote: 'Number 1 (2), was just rehearsing and got wounded.' According to a...
Mark, who was at the hospital then, told the Chinese daily: "It was the first day of rehearsals for a gang fight scene, the Thai actor and I might have some slight issue with our chemistry and the chair [that he was using] accidentally cut the capillaries in my hand.Mark added that he received a tetanus vaccine after the healthcare professional stopped the bleeding and is fine now.
Mark believes that his injury would not affect the filming schedule as they would only film those fight scenes tomorrow.Speaking about his first time filming in Hat Yai, Mark said that it is a good experience as the hotel that they are living in is close to the filming location, there is not much traffic congestion and food and leisure activities are fun and cheap.
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