The actor who underwent several operations on Monday came out of the artificial coma in which he had been placed after his serious motorcycle accident on Sunday.
Two days after his serious motorcycle accident, the news is reassuring for Mathieu Kassovitz. After several operations that “went well” according to his relatives, the actor came out of a coma on Monday September 4, announces BFM TV.
On Sunday, Mathieu Kassovitz was seriously injured after a two-wheeled accident. According to the Evry prosecution, he had come to take advanced motorcycle driving lessons at the Linas-Monthléry autodrome (Essonne) when he was ejected from the vehicle he was driving alone and fell violently to the ground. Aware when help arrived, he had been placed in an artificial coma and urgently transferred to the Kremlin-Bicêtre hospital.
On Monday, the filmmaker was operated on for serious injuries to an ankle, a leg and to the pelvis, announced his entourage in a press release, specifying that his life was not in danger. “Tonight’s operations went well. Mathieu will begin a normal healing, rest and fitness process,” his father Peter Kassovitz said in a statement from his agent. He also thanked the “tremendous nursing staff who are doing everything possible for his good recovery”.