Kate Beckinsale Launched a legal action against producers of “Canary Black”, accusing them of serious negligence and battery after having undergone a serious knee injury on the set.

The star of “Serendipity” claims that she was pushed to work in dangerous conditions that ignored her health, safety and repeated warnings.

His legal team says that the injury was not only predictable but also avoidable.

In a modified complaint filed on May 21 at the Los Angeles Superior Court, Beckinsale accused “Canary Black” producers, including Anton Entertainment and John Zois, of having exposed it to “dangerous and dangerous conditions”.

According to court documents obtained by Weekly entertainmentBeckinsale and his team reported problems such as 15 -hour exhausting working days, a lack of medical staff and inadequate cascades preparation.

“Ms. Beckinsale and her team have repeatedly noted the red flags concerning and deactivated the dangerous conditions on and deactivated for defendants, including long dangerous days, of sustainable fifteen hours, inadequate equipment and medical staff to help manage the high physical workload and not to expect it until it was suitable for Mrs. Beckinsale.

Despite the warnings, the trial claims that the producers have continued to prioritize security profits. Beckinsale said: “The producers continued to go ahead and intentionally with imprudence with dangerous filming conditions, renouncing security to maintain the beneficiary margins and, in doing so, put Ms. Beckinsale in danger.”

Kate Beckinsale initially filed anonymously in December, but the new complaint includes overwhelming communications.

His agent, Shani Rosenzweig, sent an email to Zois of frustration, writing: “No one really takes real measures to put a plan in place to repair this situation so that it does not happen again … [Ms. Beckinsale] Continue to stand to put themselves for her call time and everyone around her was informed that it will be 3 p.m. [or more] day with the exception of it. “”

Rosenzweig has not chopped words, adding: “If you try to kill a person, you are doing a great job.”

Zois would have replied: “I do not know what to say other than you are right”, recognizing that the production calendar was “unbearable” and promising changes.

However, according to Beckinsale’s legal team, nothing has changed.

It would have been forced to work for long days and to carry out dangerous cascades without appropriate training or security precautions.

The actress underwent a complex meniscus tear in her left knee in December 2022, requiring surgery and production closure.

Before his return, his surgeon asked him to avoid “running, jumping, exploiting the suspension, squatting or kicking”.

However, these orders would have been ignored. Beckinsale’s complaint indicates that it has been forced to make “dangerous action sequences”, causing new injuries.

His legal team argued that this contempt for his health had caused serious emotional distress and physical damage.

The legal complaint of Kate Beckinsale is not the first time that she spoke of the problems she has been confronted on the set.

After Blake Lively accused Justin Baldoni of harassment and online defamation, Beckinsale greeted him for speaking in an Instagram video now deleted.

In the deeply personal video, Beckinsale shared disturbing details on the abuses and ill -treatment that she endured during her work in the film industry. The actress remembers having been insulted for calling a male co-star which was “drunk every day” and caused hours of delays.

She said, by Breath“He was going through something. I have sympathy for that, but I was waiting, as it was the crew, for six hours a day to learn his lines. It means that I don’t see my daughter all the film.”

Beckinsale added: “The studio’s response was to give me a bicycle so that I could ride in the studio while I was waiting. And then, of course, I was called a C-CT and a B-TCH. During a socket, I was called” B-TCH stupid “.”