Indiana Jones 5 filming mourning the death of a cameraman

Already complicated, the filming of

took a tragic turn. Nic Cupac, a cameraman who took part in the shooting, was found dead in his hotel room in Fez (Morocco), as revealed by the

. “

,” one of the production reps told The

, before d 'explain that "

"The

specifies that the man, who had just arrived on Moroccan soil, would have died of"

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but without Steven Spielberg

Nic Cupac had so far enjoyed a remarkable career.

Since his debut behind the cameras in 2000, he had won the trust of the biggest studios.

After working on a few television series, he had stood out on films like The

or

.

His work had allowed him to participate in various blockbusters, such as the last two parts of the

saga

,

,

or

Disaster shooting

This death darkens even more the picture of a nightmarish shooting for the production of the film.

Like all Hollywood productions in recent months, the shooting was first impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic and the closure of cinemas.

In May, Harrison Ford seriously injured his shoulder from the first days of filming, stopping it for three months.

Back on the set a few weeks ago in Cefalù in Sicily, the actor had also lost his bank card, miraculously found by a German tourist.

The relocation of filming to Morocco was also disrupted by new restrictions on flights between England and Morocco.

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Directed by James Mangold (

), this latest installment of the

saga

will see Phoebe Waller Bridge, Mads Mikkelsen and Antonio Banderas come to lend a hand to the character played by Harrison Ford.

Initially scheduled for June 9, 2021, the film's release has been postponed for the first time to June 29, 2022. Last month, Disney postponed the release to the summer of 2023.