'Deadpool 2' Stunt Person Death Could Have Been Prevented | THR News

The transcript discusses the tragic incident on the set of Deadpool 2, where stunt performer SJ Harris died during a motorcycle stunt. Despite crew concerns about her readiness, Harris was pressured to perform due to her resemblance to actress Zazie Beetz. The accident, which occurred on the first live take, sparked outrage and raised questions about diversity and safety in the stunt community. Investigations are ongoing, with some attributing the crash to writer error. The incident highlights the lack of diversity among stunt performers and the pressures faced by production teams.

What was the main concern of the crew regarding SJ Harris's participation in the stunt?

• Her lack of film experience

• Her lack of professional racing experience

• Her inability to perform stunts

• Her resemblance to the actress

Why did the producers insist on having SJ Harris perform the stunt?

• She resembled the actress Zazie Beetz

• She was a professional stunt coordinator

• She had extensive film experience

• She was the only available stunt performer

What was the nature of the stunt that SJ Harris was supposed to perform?

• A fight scene

• A high-speed car chase

• A relatively straightforward stunt

• A complex and dangerous maneuver

What was the conclusion of those who worked closely with Harris regarding the accident?

• It was caused by weather conditions

• It was likely writer error

• It was due to technical failure

• It was an unavoidable accident

What broader issue does the accident highlight according to Darnell Hunt?

• The need for more safety measures

• The lack of diversity among stunt performers

• The challenges of film production

• The importance of professional racing experience