An actor who almost died on the set of a hit comedy film has opened up on continuing to work despite having a serious allergic reaction.
Alan Tudyk, 53, known for his work in A Knight’s Tale, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story and the Star Wars movie, Rogue One, was working alongside comedy legend Robin Williams when he started getting sick. The actor was playing a patient called Everton in the 1998 comedy film Patch Adams. But Tudyk had to be given a shot of adrenaline prior to filming due to a serious allergic reaction caused by a
‘Dodgeball’ Actor Suffered Medical Emergency on Film Set
