Overview

• The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation detailed errors in the film’s portrayal of adrenaline auto-injectors, including injecting into the arm rather than the outer thigh and implying immediate recovery.
• The charity said it has contacted the producers and told The Independent it has not received a response.
• Olivia Colman told Radio Times she felt uncomfortable performing a scene in which her character pretends to have been beaten.
• Benedict Cumberbatch defended the project’s use of dark physical comedy, saying such moments do not require a disclaimer if the tone makes clear that violence is not humorous.
• Viewers and medical professionals reported feeling distressed by the allergy storyline, and producers have been asked for comment.