Jonathan Majors Falls Through Window on Daily Wire Film Set

Crew members claim unsafe working conditions led to actor's on-set accident.

Apr. 4, 2026 at 3:48pm

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Actor Jonathan Majors was involved in an on-set accident while filming an untitled action movie produced by The Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend. Exclusive video obtained by Deadline shows Majors and a co-star falling out of a window, with the co-star requiring stitches. The incident occurred as the film's crew went on strike, citing unsafe working conditions.

Why it matters

This incident highlights ongoing tensions between Hollywood crews and some conservative production companies, with the crew alleging unsafe practices and the producers dismissing their concerns. It also raises questions about the working conditions on sets, especially for high-profile projects.

The details

In the video, Majors and co-star JC Kilcoyne can be seen falling out of a window, with Kilcoyne reportedly requiring stitches 'all over his hands' after the approximately 6-foot fall. The crew had gone on strike prior to the incident, claiming unsafe working conditions on the set.

  • The incident occurred on April 4, 2026 during filming of the untitled Daily Wire action film.
  • The crew had gone on strike prior to the accident, citing unsafe working conditions.

The players

Jonathan Majors

An American actor known for his roles in films such as 'Creed III' and 'Ant-Man and the Wasp'.

JC Kilcoyne

Majors' co-star in the untitled Daily Wire action film, who was injured in the on-set accident.

Dallas Sonnier

Producer for Bonfire Legend, one of the production companies behind the Daily Wire film.

Kyle Rankin

The writer and director of the untitled Daily Wire action film.

Ben Shapiro

Producer for The Daily Wire, one of the production companies behind the film.

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What they’re saying

“The actors' fall was shorter than the failed movie careers of the now-union reps.”

— Dallas Sonnier, Producer, Bonfire Legend

“We don't negotiate with communists”

— Dallas Sonnier, Producer, Bonfire Legend

What’s next

The film's producers have not yet commented on whether they will address the crew's safety concerns or make changes to the production.

The takeaway

This incident highlights the ongoing tensions between some conservative production companies and Hollywood crews, with allegations of unsafe working conditions and dismissive responses from producers. It raises questions about the need for greater accountability and transparency around set safety, especially for high-profile projects.