'Resident Evil: The Final Chapter' stunt performer Olivia Jackson won her latest legal case following a career-ending accident, with a court in South Africa ruling that the stunt was negligently planned and executed. Details:
U.K.-based stunt performer Olivia Jackson – who suffered life-changing injuries following an accident while shooting 2016's – has won a legal case in South Africa against a company involved in the film.
At court in South Africa has now found in favor of Jackson, ruling that the stunt was negligently planned and executed by the local company, Bickers Actions SA, that had been operating the camera and filming vehicle. The judge also dismissed the allegation by the defendants – Gustav Marais and Roland Melville – that Jackson’s motorbike riding was at fault. Alongside Bickers Action SA, the stunt co-ordinator was Grant Hulley of Pyranha Stunts.
"I miss my old face. I miss my old body. I miss my old life. At least I now finally have a court judgment that proves this stunt was badly planned and that it was not my fault,” said Jackson of the ruling.
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