‘Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2’ Spoilers: Set PHOTOS Show Battle Between Katniss & Peeta As Cast Continues Fighting On-Set Injuries? [VIDEO]
It won't even be in theaters until 2015, but fans are clamoring for any information they can get on how the Hunger Games franchise will end things with the release of Mockingjay: Part 2.
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The movie is currently filming, and lucky for those anxious fans, photos from the set have been leaked --and show that Katniss could find her life in danger in the film after Peeta appears to turn on her.
The scenes in the photos, which were reportedly shot in Paris, France on May 14, show Peeta attacking Katniss as they make their way to the Capitol, where they are headed as a part of the rebellion movement Katniss will lead, as the districts of Panem continue to revolt against the corrupt Capitol. As the war escalates, Katniss will be forced to figure out who she can trust, before everything she loves is taken from her for good.
Liam Hemsworth Injured On Set of 'Hunger Games: Mockingjay?'
According to the photos, which were posted on Mockingjay.net, Peeta will be one of the people Katniss will no longer be able to trust in her battle, as he knocks her to the ground and holds his weapon over her head.
As the cast has been filming, however, they've reportedly been sustaining a record number of injuries in the process, according to FOX 411.
Not only have photos allegedly surfaced which showed Liam Hemsworth apparently limping after reportedly hurting his ankle on the set, Michelle Forbes, who portrays Lieutenant Jackson, has also reportedly sustained injuries in recent weeks due to the intense production schedule and various stunts not going as planned.
"Michelle has a sprained ankle and busted knee," an insider was quoted as saying. "She is recovering and seeing a specialist."
The insider also claimed that the set is embroiled with pandemonium because no one is entirely sure of what they're supposed to be doing.
"There is a lot of yelling and everyone is getting confused with scheduling and their shots," the insider said. "Everyone just wants to get this done and get home. The actors have tremendous respect for Francis Lawrence (the director). He is really the glue holding this whole thing together."
However, sources from Lionsgate, which produces the films in the franchise, have denied that any injuries have occurred on set.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 is expected to hit theaters on November 21. Part 2 is expected to come out on November 20, 2015.
