************Alec Baldwin: Shooting on the Set of His Movie Kills One, Injures Second During Scene**********
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Albuquerque vigil honors the life of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins
The life of late cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was celebrated in a candlelight vigil, hours after her husband and son were spotted leaving a hotel in New Mexico.
Alec Baldwin was wielding a vintage Colt pistol when it accidentally went off. It is not known who loaded the weapon and why it went off as a replacement crew was brought in the day of the incident (The gun pictured above is a vintage Colt pistol manufactured between 1873-92. While the exact model of the gun used is unknown, Rust is set in the 1880s)
Halyna Hutchins' Husband and Son Spotted at Santa Fe Hotel
Halyna's widowed husband and son show up in Santa Fe days after the horrific accident.
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Hailey Bieber on Halyna Hutchins Situation, Director & Hubby Speak Out
Alec Baldwin's niece shares her condolences over the death of Halyna Hutchins.
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Careless armorer gave gun to child on Alec Baldwin Rust set
Sources claim Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, 24, had a history of reckless behavior around weapons and was 'a bit careless with guns'. She reportedly gave a gun to a child actress without checking it.
'Careless' and 'inexperienced' armorer, 24, on Alec Baldwin Rust set halted filming on last movie - starring Nic Cage - after 'giving gun to child actress, 11, on set'
- The young armorer who allegedly handed Alec Baldwin the gun that killed the cinematographer on the set of his movie Rust was 'inexperienced' with guns
- Sources claim Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, 24, had a history of reckless behavior around weapons and was 'a bit careless with guns'
- Two production sources claim Rust Gutierrez-Reed previously gave a child actor a gun without checking it on set of the Nicholas Cage's The Old Way
- The sources said she was seen loading blanks in an 'unsafe' fashion
- Other sources add that blame also lies with Dave Halls, the assistant director who failed to check the gun when he told Baldwin it was safe to use
- Baldwin tweeted a Variety article on Friday that he 'was told prop gun was safe before fatal shooting' as experts said he ignored basic gun safety rules
Published: 10:52 EDT, 24 October 2021 | Updated: 12:16 EDT, 24 October 2021
Father of Halyna Hutchins blames movie armoury team for her death
In his first interview with the media since the shocking incident, Anatoly Androsovych laid the blame with the film's armoury team who were responsible for handing Baldwin a loaded weapon.
'I don't hold Alec Baldwin responsible': Father of shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins refuses to blame actor for shooting her dead on set and says it was the fault of movie armoury team
- Anatoly Androsovych blamed his daughter's death on the movie armoury team
- Father of shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins said it was not Baldwin's fault
- Halyna, 42, was shot and killed by Baldwin on the set of movie 'Rust'
- Anatoly is now fighting for visas for his wife and daughter to visit the US
- He said his priority is to support the family while Halyna's husband Matthew will decide whether the family is to press charges over her death
Published: 05:36 EDT, 24 October 2021 | Updated: 06:22 EDT, 24 October 2021
Gun in Alec Baldwin Accident Was Also Used Off-Set, Recreationally
The gun was supposedly being used for target practice, with real bullets.
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Halyna Hutchins Candlelight Vigil Held to Mourn Gun Death on 'Rust' Set
Hundreds of people showed up Saturday in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to pay their respects to the cinematographer who was killed during the gun mishap on the set of "Rust."
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After cinematographer is killed on the “Rust” movie set, why the focus is now on the assistant director and armorer
The conversation among Hollywood production workers centers on Dave Halls and the role of the first assistant director on the set of "Rust." The shooting has also put focus on armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed, who was in charge of the gun that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
The conversation among Hollywood production workers centers on Dave Halls and the role of the first assistant director on the set of "Rust." The shooting has also put focus on armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed, who was in charge of the gun that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Careless armorer gave gun to child on Alec Baldwin Rust set
Sources claim Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, 24, had a history of reckless behavior around weapons and was 'a bit careless with guns'. She reportedly gave a gun to a child actress without checking it.www.dailymail.co.uk
'Careless' and 'inexperienced' armorer, 24, on Alec Baldwin Rust set halted filming on last movie - starring Nic Cage - after 'giving gun to child actress, 11, on set'
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- The young armorer who allegedly handed Alec Baldwin the gun that killed the cinematographer on the set of his movie Rust was 'inexperienced' with guns
- Sources claim Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, 24, had a history of reckless behavior around weapons and was 'a bit careless with guns'
- Two production sources claim Rust Gutierrez-Reed previously gave a child actor a gun without checking it on set of the Nicholas Cage's The Old Way
- The sources said she was seen loading blanks in an 'unsafe' fashion
- Other sources add that blame also lies with Dave Halls, the assistant director who failed to check the gun when he told Baldwin it was safe to use
- Baldwin tweeted a Variety article on Friday that he 'was told prop gun was safe before fatal shooting' as experts said he ignored basic gun safety rules
Published: 10:52 EDT, 24 October 2021 | Updated: 12:16 EDT, 24 October 2021
God damn, gave a gun to an 11 year old
I mean, rap videos have a budget of $99.99 and everybody gets a free hamburger.
Movie productions should be able to make it look 1000X better.
I bet what really happened is that he and the cinematographer were arguing about something on set,then Alec said something like"If this gun wasnt a prop i'd blow your head off!!!" then pointed it at her and pulled the trigger
Alec Baldwin was wielding a vintage Colt pistol when it accidentally went off. It is not known who loaded the weapon and why it went off as a replacement crew was brought in the day of the incident (The gun pictured above is a vintage Colt pistol manufactured between 1873-92. While the exact model of the gun used is unknown, Rust is set in the 1880s)
I can't remember what the source was, but there was at least one account floating around that amounted to saying that Baldwin was horsing around basically did something along these lines. If true, even with whatever else may have gone on, he should definitely be accountable for that.
(But again, I don't have a confirmed source for that. I'm sure there are all sorts of rumors floating around with the actual truth right now.
God damn, gave a gun to an 11 year old
All depends on the 11 year old. As a child I hunted at that age and have friends who kids have their own rifles and shotguns at that age....what matters is what they are taught.
And that is the question that no one is answering, and that I have been asking since the first day...'why was he pointing the gun at her'. She was not an actress so under what circumstances could the gun been pointed at her???
I heard and explanation this morning that could be plausible and that is that they were shooting a scene where the gun was being fired at the camera lens....and I can visualize that shot on screen, because I realize I have seen it before and it would also explain how the cinematographer would be in the line of fire.
Husband of Halyna Hutchins, Rust Cinematographer, Speaks on Tragedy
American Film Institute has created a scholarship in honor of Hutchins.
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I find it amazing how many ppl keep trying to use the "oh it's a prop gun." logic as an excuse. The fact of the matter is, if it has the ability to fire then it's a real gun and should be treated as such. Respect the weapon, exercise proper gun safety and things like this won't happen.
Latest update says he was practicing his draw when it went off. Nothing wrong with practicing your draw but why was he doing it with people in the line of sight and why was his finger on the trigger? That's inexcusable negligence and violation of the most important gun safety rule.
Latest update says he was practicing his draw when it went off. Nothing wrong with practicing your draw but why was he doing it with people in the line of sight and why was his finger on the trigger? That's inexcusable negligence and violation of the most important gun safety rule.
His finger should've been outside of the trigger housing.
I agree with you 100%, but I am a gun enthusiast. You probably know how often we see pics of people holding guns and their finger is inside the trigger guard on the trigger....just to take a fucking picture.
The armorer is specifically hired for gun safety on a set. That is where the fault clearly lies. They are the one who is supposed to make sure no live rounds are EVEN ON THE SET. They are the ones responsible for making sure the actors conduct themselves in a safe manner when handling guns. They are the ones responsible for checking the gun before it is handed off to anyone.....
The armorer should assume that NO ONE on the set has gun training and work based on that premise. They should stress that ALL guns should treated as if they are loaded at ALL Times.
And like you said....prop gun doesn't mean shit..... Unless it is a 'starter pistol'; then it can shoot blanks AND bullets....there is no reason a real live round should even be on the set...NONE.
I can watch a person check a gun for safety right in front of me and then hand it to me and I will immediately recheck the weapon to satisfy myself that it is clear.....that is just how it should be done.
Yep. On every gun I own, my finger is pressed against the ejection port so I physically feel that I'm outside the trigger guard. No worries about my finger subconsciously entering the trigger guard at any time before I'm ready to fire
That shit scuffs my Timbs. I find myself watching movies and when I see the lack of finger discipline my blood immediately starts boiling. I can't even enjoy the scene from Bad Boys 2 when Will Smith's character was getting at Reggie to scare him outta the 1st date with Martin's daughter. Dude was carrying and waving around a damn Glock pistol with absolutely no fucks given. Beyond blatant disregard for gun safety. That shit was not funny to me in any way.
Thats what i heard the other morning. A director called it a cross shot. The bullet going across the camera lens. But they would set up the camera. Hit record once they have the right angle. And everyone is out of sight. The camera person should not be behind the camera when the bullet is coming at the camera.
I get why his wife was upset, but just stay in the car with your crying kids and let Alec handle his business.
It’s getting coverage because of Alec Baldwin. Honestly, none of us would be talking about it otherwise.
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