Dylan O’Brien Reveals Lasting Emotional Impact Of His Terrifying 2016 Maze Runner Injury

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Dylan O’Brien recently opened up about his accident on the set of “Maze Runner: The Death Cure” in 2016.

Maze Runner: The Death Cure.”O’Brien, 29, said he was “a mess” and “felt so f–king broken” following the mishap, which occurred while filming a stunt. The movie was delayed as he recovered from his injuries, which he has not elaborated on but reportedly required reconstructive surgery.“A lot of things in my life were changing and were difficult at that time.

Dylan O’Brien suffers anxiety on film sets whenever he’s part of a stunt after an accident on the set of the third Maze Runner movie left him with severe injuries.The 29-year-old underwent months of recovery after he was hospitalized with a concussion, a facial fracture, and lacerations when a motorbike stunt went wrong while he was filming Maze Runner: The Death Cure in 2016, and he admits the accident has left him with fears he’s not sure he’ll ever be able to shake.“Whenever I’m putting on a

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Dylan O’Brien reflected on the repercussions of his 2016 accident on the set of the third film in the Maze Runner franchise.“I had friends that were so dear to me that I had felt that I had neglected for years,” the Teen Wolf alum, 29, explained during the Wednesday, October 14, episode of the “Big Ticket” podcast. “All of a sudden, it was very important to me to nurture those relationships and not lose them.

Dylan O’Brien is still feeling the lasting effects of his 2016 accident.

Dylan O’Brien is getting candid about his accident.

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