After a ski accident, a Moon Knight cast member has died. According to ABC News, Gaspard Ulliel was in a critical condition. On the slopes of the Alps, the French actor was involved in an accident.  The prosecutor's office in Savoie claims that the incident occurred at the Rosiere ski resort. A report stated that Ulliel had suffered a skull fracture.  France Bleu claims that he collided with another skier at a crossroads. More accidents have occurred near this location in recent days, according to a news report cited by authorities.  Hannibal Rising viewers may recall him from that year's season. There have been numerous modelling campaigns for him since then. One of the biggest was the launch of Bleu de Chanel by Chanel.

Ulliel might have played Anton Mogart in Moon Knight. The Midnight Man's fans will recognze that name as his identity. There will now be a tinge of what might have been associated with this performance going forward. At the time, Ulliel was well on his way to becoming a major actor in his native France.  Jean Castex, the French Prime Minister, even paid tribute to Ulliel on Twitter. He penned the following: "Movies have always been a part of Gaspard Ulliel's life. They were inseparable. His most beautiful interpretations will no longer be available to us. One of France's best-known actors has passed away."

Variety received a statement from a Disney spokesperson after the company reached out to the publication. This is what they wrote: "We were shocked and saddened to learn of the death of Gaspard Ulliel, a dear friend and colleague. During this difficult time, our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends."

Thierry Fremaux, the director of the Cannes Film Festival, also got in touch with the publication. The character in the film expressed his grief at the loss. "Gaspard belonged to the new wave of actors reshaping the face of French cinema in the twenty-first century.  This man had a keen eye for picking the right roles and developing a career that lived up to all of his promises "He got things going.

Continuing, the director said: "From "La Princesse de Montepensier" to "It's Only The End of the World," his red carpet appearances demonstrated his presence, which was both discrete and full of kindness.. As brilliant as he was talented, he was also. He did a lot for us, and for that, we'll always be grateful."