Zac Efron reveals that he almost died after breaking his jaw after an accident at his home

The actor Zac Efron, star of “High School Musical”, has revealed that he almost died after an accident at his home, which caused him a fracture of the jaw. As a result, in 2013, when she suffered the accident, she had to cover her mouth with a thread.

After hearing rumors circulating on the Internet that he had undergone cosmetic surgery, the actor commented: “It was fun. […] I almost died, my mother told me [los rumores]. I never really read the internet, so I don’t care, “the” Baywatch “star pointed out.

Likewise, the actor told several media outlets that after the accident, the chin bone was hanging from his face. Added to which the masseter muscles of the inner face and jaw had to compensate for his injury, which caused the different appearance of his face. Added to this is a shoulder dislocation and a rib fracture.

All this after hitting his head against a granite fountain, after slipping into his house while running barefoot in socks. Before the moment of the blow, the actor passed out and when he woke up he noticed that his jaw was hanging.

After the accident, the actor had to undergo surgery, through an operation that had to be supplemented by an entire physiotherapy routine to bring his jaw back to normal.

What is the next project that Zac Efron will release?

Zac Efron is about to premiere “Biggest Beer Rush Ever”, which he will share the screen with Bill Murray Y Russell Crowe. In this he plays a man who goes to Vietnam from New York, to bring alcohol to his childhood friends who are fighting in the war, the actor emphasized his enthusiasm after working with these two film legends.

So he commented Entertainment tonight: “Working with Bill Murray and Russell Crowe is a dream come true. When you meet someone like that and make a movie, you realize what great actors can do. Bill and Russell are so present and care so much about the craft. I’m mastered by many different aspects of cinema, “the actor pointed out.

The film is directed by Peter Farrelly (“Green Book”) and will be released in theaters on September 30th, but also on the streaming or video on demand service of Apple +.