Scorpion actor David Fabrizio is suing fellow actor Robert Patrick after claiming Patrick “negligently struck” him from behind while filming a scene, TMZ reports.
Fabrizio, who has appeared in several episodes on the CBS drama, says he was shooting a scene that required him to get physical with Patrick. As a result of the incident, Fabrizio says he sustained severe injuries that required costly medical treatment. The actor did not disclose his injuries but added that he is consulting with surgeons.
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Fabrizio is suing Patrick, CBS Television Studios, the stunt coordinator and the producers for his medical bills and damages.
Patrick, who is likely best known for his role as the T-1000 in Terminator 2, said in a Q&A about the series in May that he was doing “a lot more stunts and fight scenes” this season.
“I reminded everybody that I started in Roger Corman B-movies and I can drive, fight, throw, and run, so let’s do it while I can still do it!” he said.
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