Photo: Walter McBride/WireImageStunt performer Jonathan Goodwin, whowas hospitalizedafter an accident on the Atlanta set ofAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremelast Thursday, is facing several injuries.The 40-year-old escape artist, who was sandwiched between two cars after failing to free himself from a straitjacket while suspended in the air, broke “multiple” bones in both legs and suffered cuts and burns “all over his face,” according toTMZ, which obtained the police report.The responding officer told the outlet they were “able to observe the stuntman after the incident and [Goodwin] was conscious and alert,” adding that authorities determined he “had good vital signs” following the accident.A spokesperson for the Henry County Sheriff’s Department in Georgia did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.Reps forAGT: Extremehad no comment.Chris Haston/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty ImagesGoodwin, a father of one from the U.K., remains in the hospital after his act on NBC’s upcoming spinoff series went wrong. The incident occurred at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where the show was being filmed. Currently, production onAGT: Extremehas beenpausedindefinitely.“During a rehearsal last evening forAmerica’s Got Talent: Extreme, an accident occurred in which escape artist Jonathan Goodwin was injured while performing his act,” a spokesperson for the show told PEOPLE in a statement last Friday.“He was responsive and was immediately taken to the hospital where he is continuing to receive medical care. Our thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family as we await further updates on his condition,” the statement said.On Sunday, the show released a follow-up statement confirming its hiatus following Goodwin’s hospitalization, saying, “Our thoughts and prayers remain with Jonathan Goodwin and his family as he continues to recover from his accident on Thursday. In order to focus on the wellbeing of our crew, we will be temporarily pausing production onAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremeand will resume the last few days of filming at a later date. The health and safety of our cast and crew continue to be our priority.“Goodwin competed on season 15 ofAGTlast year, making it to the semifinal round. He was also a finalist onBritain’s Got Talentin 2019.News of Goodwin’s accident comes two weeks after NBC announced the forthcoming show, describing it as “the most outrageous, unique and jaw-dropping acts of enormous scale and magnitude that simply cannot be confined to a theater stage.“Simon Cowell, WWE starNikki Bellaand professional motocross star Travis Pastrana were tapped to serve as judges.Terry Crews, who has hostedAGTfor the past three seasons, will also hostExtreme.
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Stunt performer Jonathan Goodwin, whowas hospitalizedafter an accident on the Atlanta set ofAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremelast Thursday, is facing several injuries.The 40-year-old escape artist, who was sandwiched between two cars after failing to free himself from a straitjacket while suspended in the air, broke “multiple” bones in both legs and suffered cuts and burns “all over his face,” according toTMZ, which obtained the police report.The responding officer told the outlet they were “able to observe the stuntman after the incident and [Goodwin] was conscious and alert,” adding that authorities determined he “had good vital signs” following the accident.A spokesperson for the Henry County Sheriff’s Department in Georgia did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.Reps forAGT: Extremehad no comment.Chris Haston/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty ImagesGoodwin, a father of one from the U.K., remains in the hospital after his act on NBC’s upcoming spinoff series went wrong. The incident occurred at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where the show was being filmed. Currently, production onAGT: Extremehas beenpausedindefinitely.“During a rehearsal last evening forAmerica’s Got Talent: Extreme, an accident occurred in which escape artist Jonathan Goodwin was injured while performing his act,” a spokesperson for the show told PEOPLE in a statement last Friday.“He was responsive and was immediately taken to the hospital where he is continuing to receive medical care. Our thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family as we await further updates on his condition,” the statement said.On Sunday, the show released a follow-up statement confirming its hiatus following Goodwin’s hospitalization, saying, “Our thoughts and prayers remain with Jonathan Goodwin and his family as he continues to recover from his accident on Thursday. In order to focus on the wellbeing of our crew, we will be temporarily pausing production onAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremeand will resume the last few days of filming at a later date. The health and safety of our cast and crew continue to be our priority.“Goodwin competed on season 15 ofAGTlast year, making it to the semifinal round. He was also a finalist onBritain’s Got Talentin 2019.News of Goodwin’s accident comes two weeks after NBC announced the forthcoming show, describing it as “the most outrageous, unique and jaw-dropping acts of enormous scale and magnitude that simply cannot be confined to a theater stage.“Simon Cowell, WWE starNikki Bellaand professional motocross star Travis Pastrana were tapped to serve as judges.Terry Crews, who has hostedAGTfor the past three seasons, will also hostExtreme.
Stunt performer Jonathan Goodwin, whowas hospitalizedafter an accident on the Atlanta set ofAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremelast Thursday, is facing several injuries.
The 40-year-old escape artist, who was sandwiched between two cars after failing to free himself from a straitjacket while suspended in the air, broke “multiple” bones in both legs and suffered cuts and burns “all over his face,” according toTMZ, which obtained the police report.
The responding officer told the outlet they were “able to observe the stuntman after the incident and [Goodwin] was conscious and alert,” adding that authorities determined he “had good vital signs” following the accident.
A spokesperson for the Henry County Sheriff’s Department in Georgia did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
Reps forAGT: Extremehad no comment.
Chris Haston/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images
Goodwin, a father of one from the U.K., remains in the hospital after his act on NBC’s upcoming spinoff series went wrong. The incident occurred at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where the show was being filmed. Currently, production onAGT: Extremehas beenpausedindefinitely.
“During a rehearsal last evening forAmerica’s Got Talent: Extreme, an accident occurred in which escape artist Jonathan Goodwin was injured while performing his act,” a spokesperson for the show told PEOPLE in a statement last Friday.
“He was responsive and was immediately taken to the hospital where he is continuing to receive medical care. Our thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family as we await further updates on his condition,” the statement said.
On Sunday, the show released a follow-up statement confirming its hiatus following Goodwin’s hospitalization, saying, “Our thoughts and prayers remain with Jonathan Goodwin and his family as he continues to recover from his accident on Thursday. In order to focus on the wellbeing of our crew, we will be temporarily pausing production onAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremeand will resume the last few days of filming at a later date. The health and safety of our cast and crew continue to be our priority.”
Goodwin competed on season 15 ofAGTlast year, making it to the semifinal round. He was also a finalist onBritain’s Got Talentin 2019.
News of Goodwin’s accident comes two weeks after NBC announced the forthcoming show, describing it as “the most outrageous, unique and jaw-dropping acts of enormous scale and magnitude that simply cannot be confined to a theater stage.”
Simon Cowell, WWE starNikki Bellaand professional motocross star Travis Pastrana were tapped to serve as judges.Terry Crews, who has hostedAGTfor the past three seasons, will also hostExtreme.
source: people.com
