Jet Li's former stunt double Ju Kun has been identified among the passengers who were onboard a Malaysia Airlines jet that went missing over the weekend.
Kun was flying home from Pinewood Studios in Malaysia and preparing to begin production on the new Netflix series Marco Polo in the next few weeks.
Marco Polo creator John Fusco tells Deadline.com, "All of us on location in Malaysia are devastated as we go through this agonising wait. Ju Kun is an integral and beloved member of our Marco Polo family, and on behalf of Harvey Weinstein and Netflix, we are all profoundly shocked and saddened.
"Right now are are rallying around his wife, Li Ping as she awaits answers in Kuala Lumpur. Our hearts and prayers are also with all of the other missing passengers and their families," Fusco said.
Jun previously worked on films Fearless, The Expendables, The Grandmaster and The Forbidden Kingdom.
He was among the 227 passengers onboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 which had taken off from Kuala Lumpur en route to Beijing.
The plane was reported missing on Saturday after it vanished an hour after leaving Kuala Lumpur airport.
A search effort is currently underway, but no wreckage has been found.
