Taron Egerton drops out of London play for 'personal reasons.'
✖ Last month, Kingsman and Rocketman star Taron Egerton had his first performance in Cock at the Ambassadors Theatre in London, which didn't end well for the star. The 32-year-old actor collapsed in the middle of the first show and was helped by a doctor who was in the audience. The play ended up continuing with the understudy finishing the role, and Egerton took to social media the next day to assure fans he was okay.
Producers of the play say Egerton dropped out for"personal reasons" and understudy Joel Harper-Jackson will take over for the remainder of the show's run. Egerton has yet to address his exit on social media, but the link in his Instagram bio is still for tickets to the show. Deadline reports that the play is scheduled for a 12-week run.
"There has to be some bleeding into it because, in theory, whatever happens there should be ... the history of the King's Man. So there's a few little easter eggs we've been put in there, which will pay off. One of them is an easter egg that's screwing us up right now because we didn't quite think it out logically. And now I'm looking at going, 'Oh f*ck. How do we make that work?' So I've sort of screwed myself up already.
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