The filming of the “CSI: Vegas” sequel has been halted after star William Peterson was taken to the hospital Friday after affected by exhaustion, a printed report mentioned Sunday.
The three-time Emmy nominee needed to cease filming the collection after he “didn’t really feel properly,” Folks reported.
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“He’s exhausted from lengthy hours on set for the previous 12 weeks and was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure,” his publicist advised Folks.
William Petersen, 68, who performs Gil Grissom on CSI:Vegas, was taken to the hospital Friday after affected by exhaustion, his publicist mentioned. (Photograph by Sonja Flemming/CBS through Getty Pictures) (Photograph by Sonja Flemming/CBS through Getty Pictures)
An ambulance was reportedly known as to the set of the collection revival and Petersen, 68, was transported to a close-by medical heart, the place he was examined and launched. He is at the moment listed in good situation, TMZ reported.
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Petersen agreed to revive his character Gil Grissom, as Jorja Fox and Wallace Langham have been additionally tapped to return as Sara Sidle and David Hodges, respectively.
The collection returns Oct. 6.
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