Washington
(ANI):
The
fourth
actor
who
was
injured
on
the
set
of
the
trouble-plagued
Broadway
musical
'Spider-Man:
Turn
Off
the
Dark",
is
now
recovering.
A
stunt
actor
who
fell
30
feet
while
playing
Spider-Man
on
Broadway
is
walking
again,
and
his
father
said
that
he
couldn"t
wait
to
return
to
the
role
despite
injuries
that
have
him
confined
to
the
intensive
care
unit.
According
to
the
actor"s
father
Tim
Tierney,
Christopher
walked
last
week
for
the
first
time
since
his
fall
during
performance
of
'Spider-Man" and
was
spending
Christmas
with
his
mother
and
brother
in
the
hospital
while
recovering
from
back
surgery.
Julie
Taymor,
the
director
and
co-writer
of
the
65
million
dollars
production,
visited
the
injured
actor
in
the
hospital
on
Christmas
Eve,
Tierney
said
"They're
eagerly
awaiting
his
return," Fox
News
quoted
the
actor's
father
said
from
his
home
in
Portsmouth,
N.H.
"He
just
felt
so
blessed
to
be
part
of
this
whole
creative
process,
and
he
just
cannot
wait
to
get
back
and
perform
in
the
show."
Tim
said
he
believes
his
son
will
regain
close
to
full
mobility
after
recovering
from
a
roster
of
injuries
that
included
a
hairline
skull
fracture,
four
broken
ribs,
a
bruised
lung,
internal
bleeding
and
cracks
in
three
lumbar
vertebrae.