Dylan O'Brien Criticizes 'Maze Runner' Set Safety After On-Set Accident

The actor reflects on ignored safety warnings that led to serious injuries during filming, emphasizing the need for self-advocacy in Hollywood.

Dylan O'Brien sustained severe injuries, including a concussion and facial fracture, during a stunt on the set of 'Maze Runner: The Death Cure' in 2016.
O'Brien expressed that his concerns about on-set safety were dismissed, highlighting a culture where young actors are pressured not to be 'difficult.'
The accident halted production for several months and forced O'Brien into a lengthy recovery period, during which he reconsidered his future in acting.
O'Brien's experience has led him to prioritize self-care and assertiveness in his professional life, rejecting the notion that advocating for safety is problematic.
The actor's reflections come as he promotes his latest film, 'Saturday Night,' underscoring his return to the industry after the traumatic incident.