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GRIGNY, France – A serious industrial accident occurred on the set of the upcoming Netflix thriller ‘À Cran’ on Tuesday evening, November 10, 2026. A member of the production crew fell from the roof of the historic Rotonde railway depot in Grigny, located in the Lyon metropolitan area, shortly before 6:00 PM.
Emergency Response and Hospitalization
Emergency services, including firefighters and the SAMU (emergency medical service) from Lyon, were immediately dispatched to the scene. Due to the severity of the victim’s injuries, a helicopter was required to transport the individual to the Édouard Herriot Hospital in Lyon for urgent medical treatment.
As of Wednesday, November 11, the exact circumstances surrounding the fall remain unclear. Local authorities have launched an inquiry to determine how the accident occurred during the production of the film.
Production Details
The film ‘À Cran’ is produced by the company Incognita and features a prominent cast, including Audrey Fleurot in the role of a police commander, as well as Camélia Jordana and Mathieu Demy. The production team had been filming at the Rotonde site for approximately eight days, primarily conducting night shoots.
The Rotonde de Grigny, a former locomotive depot built in 1881 and reconstructed after 1944, is a recognized site in the regional heritage inventory. It has become a popular location for film crews in recent years.
Impact on Upcoming Schedule
The production was scheduled to continue in the nearby commune of Décines-Charpieu this Thursday and Friday. According to the local municipality, these plans included closing the Décines bridge to traffic from 5:30 PM to 5:30 AM, with blank firing sequences planned during the night. At this stage, it has not been confirmed whether the accident will result in changes to the filming schedule.
The incident has drawn significant attention to safety protocols on film sets within the region. Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.
Source: actu.fr
