Sir Ian McKellen has thanked the NHS after receiving treatment following a fall on stage while performing in West End play Player Kings on Monday night
Sir Ian McKellen has insisted he's "looking forward to returning to work" after his West End play was cancelled for several performances following a horror fall.
"To them, of course, I am hugely indebted. They have assured me that my recovery will be complete and speedy and I am looking forward to returning to work."READ MORE: Sir Ian McKellen turned down £1million to officiate at Facebook billionaire's wedding: 'Gandalf doesn’t do weddings' “The performance on Wednesday 19 June will be cancelled following Ian McKellen’s fall during the performance of Player Kings on Monday ,” the statement read.
Updating fans on Sir Ian's health, a spokesperson for the London theatre said: "Following a scan, the brilliant NHS team have assured us that he will make a speedy and full recovery and Ian is in good spirits.
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