Actor Gerard Butler discusses several painful moments from his films, admitting that, on 300, "every day somebody was getting taken to the hospital."

A lot of scenes in 300 look like they'd hurt even in a film stunt environment. As it turns out, they probably did.

Zack Snyder’s “300” grossed more than $450 million by the end of its theatrical run, but according to star Gerard Butler, that box office success wasn’t without a few casualties. While speaking with People,

Gerard Butler recalls the difficulties of filming 300 and how many of his co-stars were being taken to the hospital due to injuries. Butler starred as the King of Sparta in the 2006 Zack Snyder film 300,

I remember every day somebody was getting taken to the hospital,” Butler told People. “You’d be doing a fight, you turn around, there’s a guy down there, a spear went in his eye. Another time, you turn around,

Gerard Butler has recalled the brutalities of filming the 2006 action film 300 revealing that many of his co-stars were hospitalised after suffering injuries on set. In Zack Snyder’s 300, Butler stars as Leonidas,

Gerard Butler has revealed actors were getting injured "every day" on the set of '300'. The 55-year-old actor led Zack Snyder's 2006 historical action epic playing the part of Leonidas, King of Sparta,