After a one-week shutdown, the production officially resumed shooting, and Martin's remaining scenes weren't many—he finished them smoothly in one morning.
It appeared that the whole crew had returned to normal.
Bruce had done a lot of private digging and talked to each prop master, but like the LAPD, he had no substantial findings.
Everyone's feedback indicated that there had been no anomalies that day.
The LAPD had assigned someone to follow the crew to prevent any further incidents.
Martin had finished removing his makeup and left the trailer.
Ellen Page had been waiting outside, and upon seeing Martin couldn't wait to share, "I just heard some news."
Martin said, "It seems like good news."
Ellen Page didn't hide her joy as she said, "Someone from the production team said that the firefighter's insurance company made a decision. Before the LAPD's investigation concludes, they won't provide insurance services for Tom Hardy anymore."
