Actor stabbed with a real weapon during a Movie Shooting ( Real or Fake ?)

Normally actors get injured during Shooting is common, but Actor stabbed with a real weapon during shooting is not common, This kind of incident wont happen in regular basis, most of these are make up stories .

Here Are 5 Real incidents that happen during Shooting 

1. Michael B. Jordan - Creed

During the filming of Creed (2015), Michael B. Jordan insisted on filming real boxing scenes for authenticity. In one scene, he took a real punch to the face from professional boxer and co-star Tony Bellew. Though not a knife stabbing, the intense physicality caused Jordan to briefly lose consciousness and fall.

This is real but they call accident while filming

2. Choi Min-sik - Oldboy(2003)

During the iconic corridor hammer fight scene, Choi Min-sik was accidentally stabbed with a real knife by one of the extras. The scene was filmed in one continuous take, and in the chaos, one of the actors used a prop knife with a real blade by mistake.

He sustained a minor injury but continued filming after receiving medical attention. The shot was so intense that it was kept in the final cut.

3. Margaret Hamilton - The Wizard of Oz(1939)

While not stabbed in the traditional sense, Margaret Hamilton (the Wicked Witch of the West) suffered serious burns during a pyrotechnic scene. Additionally, her stunt double, Betty Danko, was stabbed in the leg by a broomstick rig that exploded during another scene involving smoke effects.

Danko was hospitalized for over a week with serious leg injuries.

4.Jackie Chan - Dragon Lord and multiple films

Jackie Chan has a long history of performing his own stunts, often resulting in injuries. In Dragon Lord(1982), he was accidentally stabbed in the face with a real spear during a martial arts fight scene. The spear was supposed to be blunted, but a real one was used in the confusion.

He received stitches but completed the film. This is one of many injuries he's sustained in his career.

jackie broke so many bones during his film career,

5. Tom Cruise - Mission: Impossible - Fallout(2018)

During a rooftop chase scene in London, Tom Cruise jumped between buildings and missed his mark slightly, slamming into a wall and breaking his ankle. While not a stabbing injury, there was a separate earlier scene involving a knife fight in which the knife came dangerously close to co-star Henry Cavill and Cruise.

The stabbing-like danger came from a knife fight rehearsal where a stuntman's blade accidentally grazed Cruise, leading to stricter weapon protocols.

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Kevin nash -The Punisher (2004),

During the filming of The Punisher , Kevin Nash was accidentally stabbed by Thomas Jane with a real knife that was supposed to be a prop. This incident occurred during a fight scene where Nash played the character "The Russian," and Jane played Frank Castle, also known as The Punisher. Nash did not notice he was bleeding and finished the scene in character, and the take was kept in the film.

The Punisher(2004) lead actor Thomas Jane told

"That was a bad day. I gotta tell you, when I was swinging around, and grabbing the prop knife, and he's there, and I plunge it into his chest... and it stabs him, and it goes in. And I'm looking at the knife, I'm looking at him. Kevin, he's just looking down at me, and there's a knife sticking out of his chest... Yeah, that was rough. And you know what made it worse? He was so nice about it. You're like, 'Oh my god, this guy's going to knock me across the room.' Just out of a reflex. He just sat there, looked at the knife, looked at me, and shook his head. I sent him a couple cases of beer, if I remember right."

The prop coordinator had forgotten to switch out the real knife for a prop one, leading to the accidental stabbing. Nash took the incident in stride, and Jane later expressed guilt and remorse for the accident.

In an interview, Nash mentioned that the knife was blunted, which likely reduced the severity of the injury, though it still caused significant pain.

This incident is not fake it is a well-documented event that occurred during the production of the film.