Kidman in auto accident on set of new film

LOS ANGELES - Nicole Kidman visited a hospital just after midnight Thursday morning after becoming involved in an automobile accident on the set of her new movie "The Invasion" in downtown Los Angeles.

A Jaguar carrying the actress, her co-star, Jackson Bond and several crewmembers hit a pole and a garbage can after the driver towing the vehicle took a turn too quickly, witnesses tell Access.

Authorities confirm a non-paramedic fire crew was called out to the set at 6th Street and Broadway around 12:25 a.m. for an on-set traffic accident. "All parties" were complaining of injuries, police say.

Kidman walked away from the scene and was taken back to her on-set trailer sources say. Shortly thereafter she was taken in an SUV to a hospital.

Ten-year-old Bond was also taken to a medical facility.

At least two stunt men believed to be playing zombies in the film, were on top of the car at the time of impact. It is not known if they were injured.

The car was being carried on a metal platform attached to a tow truck. It had been driving around downtown. Eyewitnesses said the pavement was wet due to shooting.

"The Invasion" is a take-off on an older horror film, Kidman told Access recently.

"It's based on the 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers,' in the original kind of concept but in terms of the way this director is interpreting it he is giving it a whole new angle," she said.

MORE FROM ACCESS HOLLYWOOD

Access Hollywood Section Front

Janet Jackson, Dupri reportedly split Mischa Barton hospitalized under psych hold Jackson probe not being treated as homicide Debbie Rowe won’t trade kids for $4 million Jackson witness wants accuser to recant Joe Jackson wants to take kids on tour in 2010 Molly Ringwald gives birth to twins ‘Idol’s’ Seacrest to earn $15 million per year Jon Gosselin steps out with woman in Paris Maura Tierney finds tumor in her breast Access Hollywood Section Front