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Austin Butler thought he was ‘dying’ after going temporarily blind before filming The Bikeriders
Austin Butler has revealed that he temporarily lost his sight and thought he was “dying” while on his way to shoot The Bikeriders. In a cover story for Men’s Health, Butler said he was en route to film Jeff Nichols’ 2023 film when he “jolted awake with a terrible migraine ” just before the plane landed and realised that he couldn’t see.
The Bikeriders is written and helmed by Jeff Nichols, and it was adapted from Danny Lyon's namesake photobook.
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Austin Butler thought he was 'dying' after going temporarily blind before filming Bikeriders
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