Los Angeles—Will Ferrell has hit a snag in filming his upcoming Netflix comedy due to a minor injury. The 58-year-old actor is taking a break from production processes after reportedly hurting himself off-set, putting his scheduled scenes on hold. While the injury is not considered serious, it has been significant enough to restrict him from continuing work this week.

Details of the incident remain unclear, but sources indicate that the injury has made it difficult for him to perform his scenes safely and comfortably. The situation has garnered attention as fans eagerly anticipate Ferrell’s comeback to television in a comedic role, marking a significant shift in his career.

In this new series, Ferrell is set to portray a fictional golf icon named Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins, a departure from his long history of film roles. The show will consist of ten episodes and will dive into Hawkins’ life as a golf champion, complete with chaotic antics typical of Ferrell’s comedic style. Joining him is Luke Wilson, who will play his rival, a fellow golfer who has previously outperformed Hawkins in major championships.

The cast also includes notable actors like Jimmy Tatro, who will portray Hawkins’ talented on-screen son, and Fortune Feimster, set to play a new caddie believed to bring good fortune to the team. Other cast members include Chris Parnell as a PGA board member and Katelyn Tarver as a supportive fiancée.

Ferrell, who also serves as a co-executive producer on this project, is no stranger to collaboration with Wilson, as the two have shared the screen in several past films such as “Old School” and “Anchorman.” Their established chemistry is anticipated to add depth to the series.

Initial reactions to the show have been mixed, with online commenters expressing skepticism regarding its premise. Some question whether the series will provide the social critique that classics like “Caddyshack” successfully managed while touching on themes of golf elitism.

In a recent public appearance at the Baby2Baby Gala, Ferrell showcased a playful new hairstyle, reportedly tied to the character he portrays in the series. He and his wife, Viveca Paulin, whom he married in 2000, continue to support each other in their respective careers while raising three sons together.

As Ferrell recuperates and gears up for the series’ future production, fans remain hopeful for a successful and entertaining addition to his illustrious filmography.