On October 21, a tragic accident went around the world and raised many questions. The reason for the fatal shot received by the 42-year-old director of photography Halyna Hutchins during the shooting of “Rust” in New Mexico by the protagonist of the film, Alec Baldwin. About a month later and without any arrests so far, the data is overturned and possibly, but without being sure, the actor deliberately shot the unfortunate woman.
According to the latest developments and a report by the Hollywood Reporter, the scene in question – in which the actress shot Halyna Hutchins – did not provide for a shooting. The revelation was made by the screenwriter of the film Mamie Mitchell and then she herself filed a lawsuit against the producers and Alec Baldwin in a court in Los Angeles on Wednesday, November 17.
Speaking to the Hollywood Reporter, he said: “It was discussed that (three) close-ups would be made when filming resumed (after the break … One shot would focus on Baldwin’s eyes, one would focus on a bloodstain on his shoulder and “The third would focus on Baldwin’s torso as he would put his hand in the holster and pull out the gun. There was nothing in the scenario of Baldwin or any other person shooting a gun.”
He went on to say that against the basic security protocols, he was never informed that there would be a gunshot. At the same time, she accuses the actor of not checking if the gun was full and states that after the shooting she heard a loud ringing in her ears and that she was afraid for her life.
Note that Mamie Mitchell denounces violence, intentional infliction of mental anguish and intentional infliction of harm.
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