Doug E. Doug suffered an eye injury during the filming of “Cool Runnings.” The injury was caused by a piece of flying debris during a bobsled crash scene.
Doug E. Doug, the actor and comedian known for his role as Sanka Coffie in the 1993 film “Cool Runnings,” experienced a significant eye injury while on set. The incident occurred during the shooting of one of the movie’s key scenes, where the Jamaican bobsled team crashes their sled. As the actors performed the scene, a piece of debris flew into Doug’s eye, causing immediate concern and halting production.
The injury required medical attention, and while it was serious, Doug E. Doug was fortunate not to suffer any permanent damage to his vision. The accident highlighted the potential risks actors face while performing stunts, even those that might seem relatively safe. Despite the injury, Doug continued with his role, and “Cool Runnings” went on to become a beloved film, often remembered for its heartwarming story and humorous moments. Doug E. Doug’s performance, in particular, is noted for its comedic charm and resilience in the face of the on-set mishap.