Quite a while back, there was talk about an injury received by actress Jaimie Alexander on the set of Thor: The Dark World. Now, Jaimie has been talking about the injury and has revealed just how serious it actually was.
Jaimie Alexander at Thor premiere
Alexander told MTV, “I injured myself pretty bad. I actually haven't talked about this on camera yet. I herniated a disk in my Thoracic spine, dislocated my left shoulder, tore my right Rhomboid, and chipped eleven vertebra. I slipped and fell down something very high, I hurt myself pretty badly and it scared me.”
She added, “I knew when I couldn't get off the ground I was in big trouble. Then, I was okay, but in a lot of pain. The next morning I got in a car to go to the hospital, and I sat in the car and compressed my spine a little bit, and went paralyzed in my right leg and my right hand.”
Jaimie Alexander as Sif in Thor
Jaimie continued, “So I was in the hospital for a week. But, it was a thing where it was just a swelling thing. Once the swelling went down I was good to go. I did physical rehab for a month, then went back and did some more fight sequences.”
You can see Jaimie Alexander as Sif, starring alongside Chris Hemsworth as Thor and Tom Hiddleston as Loki, in Thor: The Dark World, which is set to be released on October 30 in the UK and November 8 in the US.
News of Jaimie Alexander's injury on Thor 2 set
