Andrew Flintoff shared an image of his healed face to mark the announcement of his forthcoming Disney+ documentary.
Flintoff – higher recognized by his nickname Freddie – was critically injured in a motoring accident in 2022, throughout filming of the BBC automotive present High Gear.
The previous England cricketer crashed in a Morgan Tremendous 3 automotive, and was left with extreme facial accidents in addition to damaged ribs.
Filming on the long-running present – whose earlier hosts embody Jeremy Clarkson and his Grand Tour castmates James Could and Richard Hammond – was instantly suspended, and it has since been reported that there are not any plans to reboot the programme.
Now, Flintoff will discover the ramifications of his accident in a Disney+ documentary titled Flintoff, to premiere within the UK and Eire on April 25.
Publicising the movie, the TV presenter stated:
“Cricket’s at all times been an enormous a part of my life, shaping who I’m.
“Wanting again on the highs and the lows, together with the challenges I’ve confronted since my accident, has been an actual reminder of why my profession within the sport has meant a lot.”
Flintoff returned to display final 12 months for the second collection of Subject of Desires, following his experiences taking a bunch of schoolboys and galvanizing them with a collection of cricket tutorials. The second collection noticed the group journey to India, and included Flintoff opening up for the primary time about his accident.
The BBC made an apology to Flintoff following the crash, and it was later reported that he settled for £11million in damages. He reported struggling nightmares and flashbacks after the accident, which noticed him trapped in his automotive for 45 minutes earlier than being rescued.
