The person at the back of a lot of Harry Potter‘s hovering stunts is reflecting at the appalling crash that modified his hour.

David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe‘s stunt double at the first six motion pictures within the order, suffered a spinal twine shock month rehearsing a gliding scene, which left him paralyzed. He talks concerning the 2009 incident within the trailer for the after HBO documentary David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived.

“I remember straight after breaking my neck, I said, ‘There’s no chance of coming back,” David, 42, stated within the trailer, immune Nov. 1. “Before my accident, everything was about being cool and being a stuntman. Now it’s about being present. I have so much love in my life.”

The previous stuntman, who was once operating on Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Phase 1 on the era of the crash, persisted, “I’ve had such a crazy life. Such highs and such lows. But I was able to find the light in the darkest of places.”