Brandon Skler It is not a foreigner with intense roles, but his most absolute moment on the set did not come from the scripted heart. Instead, there was a helmet to the head.

Star "1923." She recently opened about a horrible injury sustainable while filming the hit "Yellowstone" preca.

In a conversation with the "house" by the co-star Sydney Sweeeney,Brandon Skler shared what he called "the most soluble path", ever hurt on the set.

"Share my own head open with a helmet that shoots the scene in '1923'. That was pretty stupid," the sclen admitted Interview magazine. "I had to hinder him on the neck of this man as he was trying to kill me. And when we actually shot him, I had a helmet enough ahead of me to have some time."

Things turned around at close-up from the appearance from the attacker's perspective. "Then we had to shoot at his point of view, I collapsed him on my neck and for the corner I had to keep his helmet, so telling me once, so I was just leaving me," he recalled.

Result? "So I came up with and I hit here under my eyes and I completely divided my head," he said. "It had to be superglom." He added that the accident had left him "a pretty good scar next to the second scars I already had."

"1923" wrapped their second season with a strong finale, eliminating seven main characters and closing a significant chapter in the "Yellowstone" universe.

The revelations of the sklenar come in the middle of the renovated public interest in their connection with another project. "It ends with us."

An actor who played Atlas Corrigan opposite Blake Lively In the film adaptation, the bestselling novel Colleena Hoover found himself in a tangentially crawl in a drama surrounding the production of film.

When approaching the airport and asked whether there were any words of encouragement for his "ending with American stars, the Skler offered a cryptic but meaningful answer "Take Love and Compassion" before leaving.

Comment comes the week after the actor has heard awkward questions about the legal battle between the lively and the stars / director Justin Baldoni.

Controversy began in December when she lively filed an appeal that cites sexual harassment and subsequent campaign of the Orchestra Baldoni, the states that he firmly refused.

The Skler initially expressed clear support for vibrant, sharing a link to New York Times An article that broke the story of his Instagram stories, writing "for the love of God, read this" and denoting lively with the red heart emoji.

However, until March, his attitude appeared more.

During the interview with Hollywood Reporter At Fair Fair Fair Oscars strangers asked him how he "supported" the vibrant all temptation.

"It's a difficult situation," Skler said. "I just hope everyone remembers what the film is about and why we made it in the first place. It's about love and it's about women in general and help people through hard times."

He continued, "And that film helped so many people, and I just want people to remember as what it is about and why we did it. And that's what it's like that. Such a basic ETOS."