The union said it has not received any complaints about safety issues related to the production.
Friends called Raymundo Garduño Cruz and Juan Francisco González Aguilar, who died while working on ‘The Chosen One,’ generous artists with tender hearts.But Alejandro Calva, a labor secretary for the national actors association, said the union has not received any complaints about safety issues related to the production.He said that RedRum, which has also worked on the Netflix hit series “Narcos,” has a “good reputation” in the industry.
“We can’t accuse the company of absolutely anything,” he said. “There’s no evidence that the driver wasn’t rested, that the company had bad production practices.” The union represents two women who were injured in the crash. They were both hospitalized but one has since been released, Calva said.Previously called “American Jesus,” the show was one of the latest adaptions from Netflix’s 2017a deal it pursued to expand its superhero credentials.
Local media reported that the van flipped after running off the road Thursday in a desert area near Mulege, southeast of Santa Rosalía.
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