Watch How Alec Baldwin Gets Caught Lying To You With Body Language - What Really Happened On RUST
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- Watch how Alec Baldwin, actor/professional liar, gets caught lying to you with body language. Here's what really seemed to have happened on the set of RUST.
On October 21, 2021 Alec Baldwin sadly and accidentally shot and killed cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins, 42 year old wife and mother of a 9 year old boy on the set of his new western movie Rust. Clearly, it was an accident; however, how negligent is Alec Baldwin?
Alec kept relatively quiet, until now in this George Stephanopoulos interview that aired on December 2, 2021. So, we’re going to break down his behavior and body language, while piecing together the evidence to reveal what actually happened and what Alec doesn’t want you to know what happened that day.
Now in the comments: What do you think should happen to Alec Baldwin? Let everyone know in the comments below.
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What do you think should happen to Alec Baldwin?
He should be forced to do good deeds for old ladies and sick children until he fucking gets _'it'._
And I don't mean corona virus.
He should be held accountable if he is found to have been negligent in the matter.
A proper investigation and possibly a trial, rather than media deciding innocence or guilt.
As it should be.
@@5amH45lam celebs don't get it until they're broke and forced to get it.
His life savings should be donated to her family as restitution while he spends 10 years in prison.
The girl was dead on the floor with blood pouring out, another person screaming from a bullet in the arm, and this liar says that he didn't realise until 45 minutes later.....
Careful! He said he didn't "know" there was a live bullet. Which is another way of saying it wasn't confirmed by the authorities until then. So technically it's not a lie. Clearly, his lawyer phrased his sentences.
I wanna see the footage. This part could have been shock. If I was in that situation even seeing the blood I’d think it was a prank, I’d think it was a bad dream I’d believe anything other than I just shot someone in that moment. The rest of the interview is damning as hell though.
It's another legal tactic, just like saying he doesn't feel guilty only when asked directly. I don't who the hell is representing him, unless he did this explicitly against their advice they should be fired.
THIS LUNATIC ...IS FINALLY PAYING FOR HIS ARROGANCE ..
@@babyolman1622 I hope so! He has been in many movies that had guns in them!
There is a Hollywood protocol and a LEGAL one! As a producer, he also has culpability!!
So many lies. When she lying on the ground bleeding, he 'thought she may have fainted!' Didn't know until 45 minutes later??!
He is arrogant enough to think that this set up interview was going to garner sympathy and support!
Even if you accidentally kill someone, any empathetic person would feel some amount of guilt.
This is the part that baffles me. It takes someone very non- empathetic to not take the blame. Normally in situations like this guilt causes people to take the blame for something that was not your fault.
That is TRUE. But his lawyer probably will advice him to avoid any type of BLAME on himself. If you feel sorry will make the people think that he is felt guilty for that reason:
1. Pointing a gun to someone.
2. Not following protocols.
3. Ignoring peoples concerns.
So many reasons...
I'd be fucking horrified and in shambles
This was OBVIOUSLY an act -- as in: rehearsed.
That is why it feels very unnatural and why reading body language is unreliable.
It doesn't mean Alec is lying about anything, of course.
She suffered before she died
The fact that he admitted straight up that he felt no guilt just says it all. He is too egotistical to assume any responsibilities for his actions
He’s probably a narcissist they don’t have feelings for other people …at all ever
I’m so flabbergasted he didn’t even hesitate to say “no I don’t feel guilt” that made my freaking skin crawl omg.
Classic narcissist.
I imagine he does, he just doesn’t want to voice it. Anyone would do the same to protect their mental state, it was a tragic accident at the end of the day. Fire arms/props aren’t the actors responsibility surely?!
Can’t see why everyone’s got it in for him.🤷🏻♂️
@@woowah32 It has nothing to do with "mental state". He doesn't want to say he feels guilty, because legally, it could be taken as an admission of guilt! Same reason people are told not to apologize for car accidents.
@@blissfulinsomniac5711 Why apologise if you’re not at fault though ..🤷🏻♂️
@@woowah32 Because you're sorry it happened.
He didn't even cry when speaking about a woman dying in front of him. But he cried talking about actors. Wow.
He did I'm another part of the interview. Its Neen suggested he used peppermint oil though. Red marks were left on his face where he touched it. Watch the behaviour panel, they cover it.
I'd identify that as a dissociative response. Even if he wanted to cry, already there are layers of shame, guilt, feeling miserable at his responsibility for causing her death.
He cried talking about the actors yes, but if he emotionally went to the place where he killed someone - he would be absolutely weeping and sobbing - along with guilt and shame. (Not pretty for camera)
Whether he dissociated from that or not, I don't know.
This is the issue with being on camera - they are overly selective with what they show - including emotionally.
@@sirensynapse5603 really though. I doubt he will be charged, but he made himself look like an ass.
And when he talks about her son 😢
He's not crying, it's all crocodile tears.
If the scene called for Alec to point the gun at his own head, do you think he would’ve just taken someone’s word for it that it was unloaded? Do you think he would’ve just dropped the hammer had it been resting on his temple, or would he have been a little more cautious?
Very simple questions with answers that speak volumes...
That would be a great question on the witness stand!!!
Very good question, I remember one time playing with an empty gun I pointed at my head and I still couldn’t pull the trigger right away, I probably checked that gun myself over 10 times until I was finally able to still very scarily pull the trigger.
Excellent point.
@@ilikemyrealname Right?! You’d think they would learn after Brandon Lee but I guess not 🙄🙄🙄
His answer would be he would never do that scene.
When George asked him “…You’re never supposed to point a gun at anyone on the set.”
The contempt and controlled fury he directs at George is boiling hot.
absolutely. He wanted to wring his neck right then and there.
😳 yep !!!
Baldwin was directed by the very woman, who got shot, to point the gun at that angle.
I noticed that too. I'm no fan of that insufferable douche-bag AB ... but what an incredibly stupid thing for George to have said. It's a movie where characters are going to be "shot". Of course you have to point the prop directly at them. It's a movie George, watch one some time.
@@KenTeel
He said…
He also said he didn’t pull the trigger. Did Halyna tell him to do that too?
No WAY!!!!
Alec's dad was a Marine that taught riflery. He spent so much time in a gun range that it killed him from lead poisoning at age 55. Alec is a professional liar that sucks at his craft.
i was honestly shocked that he said he didn’t feel any guilt. anyone should and would. i don’t understand how he could say that. it’s really disgusting.
Agree
I wonder what Helena's husband thought when he heard that little nugget? I wouldn't doubt that he didn't like Baldwin in the first place.
Normal people would feel guilt even if only being on the set and letting this happen.
I don’t know this woman and I’m more sad about her death than he is
I wasn't shocked HE doesn't feel any guilt.The guy is a garbage pail.
The fact that he only cried when talking about his own career says everything you need to know about Alec and this 'accident'.
True.
Yes it does
Not true. He cried when he talked about her being admired. Watch the full interview.
@@bubsthecat3738 He covered his eyes so people couldn't see he was faking it, ffs. Note he didn't have any moisture while rubbing them red, yet when he was weeping about his own career memories, he didn't even try to wipe them off. Well, actors are trained to be believable, especially to the unobservant gullible types.
@@bubsthecat3738 I've seen the full interview. Just compare how he 'cried' over her being admired to how he actually cried when he thought about his own life and career (and how that career might be over now).
One is a fake cry where he tries to cover his dry eyes, the other is him sobbing and shedding real tears.
The fact of the matter is Alec got complacent, didn’t check “” HIS” firearm and someone died. Yes he is responsible to check “HIS” firearm. The number 1 firearm rule is “ There Is No Such Thing As A Unloaded Gun “.
An unloaded gun , even.
All guns are treated as loaded, 'its OK, its not loaded' is an almost comically famous last line......you always treat a gun as loaded. Meaning you never point it at anyone. Hence Never unloaded!
But....in filming you sometimes have to point guns at people...it would feel so weird to any competent gun enthusiast, I can't imagine it not being checked a thousand times.
And I might add. It's also Alec's responsibility on how he handles the gun once it's in his hand.
Who put the round in the weapon?
Always take safety precautions especially when there's a risk of danger.
When he played as “Larry” in “The Cat in the Hat”, he was actually just being himself.
My thoughts exactly!!!
he plays the same asshole all the time and people swear he's a great actor. No, he's just playing himself over and over again.
@@Linteria See also: Kevin "Hmm wonder why those 4 key witnesses died oh well let's make a movie about a guy falsely accused of pedophilia for the sole purpose of mocking my victims and detractors" Spacey
Alec B. Is a veteran actor. He could call on demand any emotion, Crying, laughing, Anger etc. but his story doesn’t add up. She fainted? A 45 caliber has a huge bang & kick back. 2 people drop after the gun went off and nobody figured out the gun was live?
Unacceptable He needs to be held accountable.
You bet, I had a .45 Colt Smith and Wesson 25-5 with a 4 inch barrel that I carried as a duty weapon for a year. It was a great gun but kicked as hard as a .357 Magnum but was a bit more controllable since it was built on the same frame size as a .44 Magnum.
Too bad he might not be held accountable because money speaks loud af in USA.
Is this going to trial?
The sound pressure level in an enclosed room is extraordinary high, Im sure everyone's ears were ringing like crazy.
I thought he said he only thought she fainted because he was so shocked
He never should have done that interview. He's trying to create a narrative and get ahead of the story. Ego will always bite you in the ass.
Yeah. Trying to gain some steam for something that will help deflect the attention off your guilt. .
Celebs will all pay
@Terrel Brown POC or POS
@Terrel Brown Right, Alec is a manipulative Person of Color.
@@ToDDHeaDD - Just like his "Spanish" wife
The thing about "getting ahead of the story" is you get to tell yours first. The downside is you can't change what you said. This can come back to bite him in the end.
Alec could care less what other people think. He's got only one interest: himself!
It's always amazed me that people like him getting paid millions of dollars, yet there are good honest people who care about others and are sympathetic even towards strangers but they get paid a fraction of what he does.
exactly how i feel...he is a scumbag. and he feels no guilt in having injured one person and killed another?? how can a human being say that??? he sunk his ship i think when he made that comment...i feel terrible when i drive over a squirrel and kill it...
Your assumption is wrong. Baldwin has repeatedly expressed deep sympathy for the woman who was shot. You equate things with money. That shows some class envy from you.
@KenTeel I envy nobody. You have no clue about anything about me. Money is of no importance to me, therefore I don't put money as value on things. You don't get it. Baldwin is responsible for the death of the young lady. Anyone who shoots a gun is responsible for the weapon.
@Ann Vath he's a scumbag. Period. He's a narcissistic, egotistical scumbag trying to deflect blame and not accept responsibility for be a jackass and not being responsible when the gun was in his hand.
@@annvath1328 Good, I'm glad that you care about animals. So, do it, and I wish that more people did. He relied on a pro (a young chick who was hired specifically for weapons safety, that's why her title is Armoror) to check the guns, etc. She didn't do her job. Baldwin was not in charge of safety of weapons. He didn't do anything wrong. The armoror, in not doing her job, did something wrong. It would be misplaced guilt if Baldwin felt any guilt. He souldn't feel guilty.
That literally hurt my soul hearing Alec so flippantly say he felt no guilt over causing Halyna's death. Even if you didn't mean to kill her, you still did. I would believe any person who truly cared would feel an enormous amount of guilt for taking somebody's life...especially accidentally.
I agree 100%, but we all know his lawyers told him to say that. It would be harder for them to try and defend him if he claimed on national tv he felt guilt. The whole interview was set up to try and change public opinion about him before any trials.
Guilt implies wrong doing.
If something bad happened because of something you did but that was no fault of your own, why should you feel guilty?
@@sigigle because you killed someone? People don’t intend to run over people but when it happens by accident they person driving still has to go through copious amounts of therapy to get over the guilt of taking away someone’s son/daughter. It’s just basic human empathy.
@@sigigle because a chain of events you took part in resulted in someone else’s death. Because you might think, even if I’m not at fault, could I have disrupted this chain of events in which someone I call my friends life was taken away tragically. It’s called survivors guilt. It’s a completely natural reaction by anyone who isn’t a sociopath( not calling you one, just they wouldn’t feel that).
@@sigigle Because your actions still caused damage. Of course, there's forgiveness for our wrongdoings, but here, Alec seemed to shut off all emotion regarding Halyna's death. Though it presumably was a mistake, he's still partly at fault.
He’s cold as ice, not feeling any guilt is sickening
No....he is freaking out. You just dont know a lot of killers.
Baldwin is a physically REPLUSIVE person. He's the type of person who, upon meeting,
is a turn off. He is so full of himself and enjoys insulting others and fighting.
@@mjrotondi5086 ah, but grasshopper, you do not see the deep seated insecurity and dread fear that will drive him bonco to blabbing on his own dumb self......but the devil that have him do it? They see he will spill the beans and that makes his survivability factor low low...because its the arkancide party he's in with. Very soon, he go boom
Imagine being in so deep so bad that they can ask you to do this and not being able to handle it at all or get out of your own big bullshit. Then, as you are madly blabbing away, the thought crosses your mind that the devil knew your badass was a total act when they picked you and you were just being discarded with a smile. Thats got to be some anxiety
🥶I feel sure that his arrogance will take him down.
THANK you! I think you're the first person I've heard to point out that he would clearly have felt the gun go off. What a joke Baldwin is...
Jail time…he wants to point the blame at the deceased, saying she “told” me to point the gun in that direction…he’s a criminal and a really bad liar..worst day of his life, when traumatized, the mind retains “ every” piece of information…every small detail..his lack of memory of certain events tells me one thing….he’s a liar and should be held 100% responsible for squeezing the trigger and go to jail for 10-20 years….
You were there were you? Everyone thinks they’re an expert. Trump influence in society? Dunning Kruger to the max
Legally speaking, there's a slim-to-none chance that he gets jail time. I would highly recommend LegalEagle's video on it. Civil suit though, almost a slam dunk case.
"There's some who say you shouldn't point a gun at someone..." Like everyone who's ever heard of a gun.
Well unless u intend to use it
@@realityddo7353 Correct, yes, I left off the unless you intend to kill the person part.
@@TheRagingPlatypus thoso .Something fishy tho there dude the truth always comes out but nowadays people r super ignorant they will move to the next story
I laughed my ASS off when he said 'my first thought was she fainted'- No dude, if you fired a .45 indoors, right by your ear, you wouldn't think anything until your splitting ear-ringing was over.
thats what I dont understand when a .45 is shot, let alone hits a person, you would know they didnt just faint
OF COURSE HE FEELS REMORSE YOU DUMMY ! BUT HE CAN NOT ADMIT THAT
BECAUSE OF THE SEWN-ARMY OF LAWSUITS ( BECAUSE OF SAFETY ON THE SET AND POOR LIVING CONDITIONS THAT THE CAST AND CREW some without a green card ! WILL BRING AGAINST HIS PRODUCTION COMPANY THAT HE OWNS....he cut corners with the production money it is beyond the accidentally shot woman now
I could imagine you and Jussie Smollett's brother believing Baldwin.
@@alestbest???
@@elisabethandersen1102 arg CZcams, that was for TvTimes. Sorry.
Holy shit. When I first heard of this, I thought it was an accident. I didn't know that Alec was a producer and one of the people in charge of the gun. I didn't know about all the safety violations. This guy should be in jail for manslaughter. WTF. And then he doesn't feel any guilt? ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? Anyone who accidentally kills or kills in self-defense feels guilt. Fucking sociopath.
He also would have smelled the gunpowder.
He's such a creep. In the Vermont video, did you see how he treated his wife? It was awful and it was telling. He also went along with his wife's lies about being from Spain or wherever. They are both completely unbelievable.
He was terrible to Kim Basinger!💔
Alex has a bad sense of smell, everyone knows that.
See how he treated his wife .. WTF ? Mate all he said was ‘excuse me’. when she tries to butt in as he’s talking .. get over yourself .
His wifey is a narcissist of the same order as him… they use each other. That’s the extent of their relationship
I find it very hard to believe that no one in that church exclaimed: “Alec, you shot them!!!!”
How could he not hear the gunshot? Absurd
He couldn't hear it over his Hollywood privilege.🙄
Next he'll probably be saying he couldn't hear it because he had earplugs in, even though that wouldn't have been necessary.🤦♂️
These Hollywood elite have had the privilege of the media and Hollywood themselves covering up for them and sweeping all of their issues under the rug their whole lives and he feels that this situation will be no different. When you feel untouchable this is how you behave. In his psycho mind this is his biggest roll and it will all be forgotten because he's a "star" and stars can make trouble disappear with alittle money. He is about to see what reality has in store for him and its going to be great
He wouldn't be hearing much but a ringing in his ears for awhile after shooting 45 w/no ear protection
..meaning he would immediately know what happened..that part his story he should have left out, it is factually crushed easy...should have kept lies out
If I shot someone with a "cold" gun and then saw them go down, I would have been freaked out thinking I had actually shot them. That, combined with the loud noise and the recoil of the gun, would have put be into panic mode right away.
Alec Baldwin: *runs red light
Also Alec Baldwin: I didn’t press the gas pedal.
GS: “Was she conscious?”
AB: attempts to barely put a sentence together, while his few last brain cells are being slowly killed in alcohol infested head of his
“We assumed the gun was empty.” That’s exactly the problem you *ASSUMED*
I'm sorry, but how could you accidentally shoot someone and feel no remorse about it? if I did that I would never be the same person ever again... I hope she rests in peace and her family gets some justice ❤
His lawyers probably told him not to admit remorse, as it could be construed as consciousness of guilt.
a psychopath wouldn't
Remorse and guilt are two diffrent things. I'm sure he feels remorse but how can he feel "guilty" when it wasn't his actions that caused the death? HE never loaded the gun!
in his defence all people show emotions differently. we can’t know how he really feels. we can only hope the justice system makes an informed decision and we can wish the victims family peace and send love and pray.
@@beachbumnz These people here hate Hollywood so critical thinking won't be here.
He doesn’t feel guilty. That’s enough for me to know exactly what type of man Alec is.
im so tired of these comments. no actors feel remorse . theyre not like us theyre treated like gods
@@briancannon3987 yeah by you? lol seems like your the one who thinks they’re not human😂
Bro, you’ve gotta cover fauci being questioned by Rand Paul if you haven’t already. I’d love to hear your take on it.
It’s been suggested the dialog with Halyna respecting gun placement may have been laced with annoyance instead of purely being about compliance/actor obedience. An annoyed hotheaded individual may have in a very fleeting rise in emotional “temperature” list reasonable control. He had stated he did not want to be there: he wanted to be home. His Union camera workers had walked off the set. He brought on scab workers. The armorer was not allowed in the Church due to COVID regulations. He was under immense professional pressure. His inflammatory personality is such he may have reached the tipping point in reaction to the cinematographer’s minutiae in her directions.
I don’t think it would’ve hurt his case legally at all if he EXPLICITLY expressed his guilt about a mother and wife being dead. That just made him look so much worse.
I don't know the specifics of us law - but I do know that there is a distinction between civil and criminal proceedings.
I could imagine that such a statement could help him in the criminal proceedings, but would harm him in the civil lawsuits.
(there are going to be multiple lawsuits - from Halyna's family, but also from the investors in his movie etc.)
I reckon he killed her on purpose what about u
@@cryptosurfer2369 possible, but highly unlikely, IMO.
I mean, even if Baldwin didn't like her and always was a pompous cock on set - what's in it for him?
Regardless how this incident finally turns out, it must have been clear to him that such an incident will stain his name, likely makes finishing the picture impossible, and possibly ends his career.
She would have had to have very, very serious dirt on him - which I doubt exists.
E.g., I don't see Baldwin as a chomo, and even if he is, why/how would Halyna know about that, and further: why/how would Baldwin know that she knows?
So, IMO, very unlikely that this was intentional.
But that doesn't absolve him of guilt for the accident.
Obviously he feels horrible about this accident that the armoror was responsible for. You're just not paying attention to his feelings. Should he feel guilty: No, it was the armoror's fault. He should not feel guilty for sometlhing that was not his fault.
Strange how he is more interested in defending himself rather than finding out what went wrong? Why the gun was loaded with live bullet, whom by?😱😰😵 He is testing public opinion!
He knows what went wrong
There’s an ongoing investigation going on, I’m sure he is heavily involved and aware. Public opinion does not dictate criminal investigations. Don’t be sucked into these narratives. You are being misled by the video creator.
@@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan8419 exactly. Very well put. He’s had time to find answers and he’s surely feeling fucked up from shooting people even accidentally. Of course he has rehearsed lines, every celebrity does this. This is about a fucking death, he needed to be 100% prepared. Idk, people just seem quick to believe these “experts” who are pushing this guilty narrative for some odd reason.
I think he thought it was empty and then got sick of her making him act how she wanted because the person with her role is supposed to tell the director their complaints. They're just there to film the way the director wants. I think he pulled the trigger to remind her he's on top of the food chain. Loaded or not loaded...you never point a gun at someone. Ever.
As a production assistant I’m triggered. So many abuses and oversights for the sake of budgets, i’ve quit 2 shows because of it
I find it impossible to believe the words and tears of an actor, who is a professional liar by trade
I never realised what a terrible actor he was until this performance.
Ding ding ding
@@JeffBourke me neither
@@genuinedelusionsmusic haha thanks
It’s called peppermint spray to create tears
Pathetic . This guy is a sociopath.
He said he didn’t know about her being shot prior to getting to the police station. But he is on set crying after the incident. No talk about going to her and freaking out. Trying to help her.
Of course he knew there were bullets in those two people! Lying on the ground ! no dought screaming in pain and terrified! How could secretion say that! ??????????
Oh no, no safety issues on that set. Everyone just wanted to upgrade their hotel rooms.
There are two things in life you cant make undone, a fired shot and a spoken word. If you handle a weapon it is your responsability no matter what someone told you.
Alec Baldwin incriminated himself by giving this foolish interview. No defense attorney would recommend this action....
The VERY moment I heard ALEC was involved in this accident, I immediately have a hunch that he was being negligent on set. He is KNOWN to be difficult to work with behind the scenes and have mood swings and outbursts. This time, it took a toll.
What a stupid statement. You knew for a fact? Were you there? Did you see the shooting? Try harder to not be a moron. I think Baldwin is guilty as hell, but statements like yours only help the opposition gain more credibility.
@@jimgregory6185 Defending your idol?
@@jimgregory6185 why are you defending him when you don't even know either? What if it is the truth? What if it's not? Get off of his nuts and stop being so close minded
@@jimgregory6185 oh but were you there? You know for a fact what happened? See How this works
You literally just need to know how guns work to know he's lying.
What do you mean how guns are? I own a bunch of guns and they're going off on their own all the time I just walked by and there's one in the trash can and it go off!
@@KevinBullard Right? I have one locked up in my gun cabinet right now that I have behind a safe and I just heard it go off while I was watching the video. I'm confused
@@Ena48145 😂😂😂😂😂💀💀
@@Ena48145 you'd better find out who didnt pull the trigger!
@@KevinBullard 😂
Derek, it's amazing how much you know about someone you've never met, or even had a conversation with.
A clear case of criminal negligence & homicide. He was advised not to say anything. The longer this goes on the more he buries himself by providing evidence for the prosecution with all these 'false & fabricated' interviews in putting his particular story out. Seems to have been crafted by lawyers to avoid liability & blame.
A Narcissist thinks he is smarter than everyone else and tries to get “ahead” of the story
“Do you feel guilt?”
Alec: “No.”
That’s not going to sit well in court.
Actually it might because if he said he did feel guilt that could be evidence to suggest he did commit a crime (which he did tbh)
It's a legal maneuver, same as saying he didn't know anyone was shot for 45 minutes. He said he felt guilty in a roundabout way but you can't say yes to that direct question when a legal shite-storm coming at you.
ASSuming for another person...that is no longer alive...because you killed them is a new all-time low...
The family of Halina will rip him apart.
You can admit guilt without admitting fault. He could’ve worded that so much better.
The second he said “from my training” he opened himself up to gross negligence charges because anyone who has every had any training in firearms even beginners will tell you every gun must be treated as if it’s loaded even if it’s not……so yeah he probably shouldn’t have did this interview and said he had training prior to this incident that looks bad for him
Have you ever seen a movie? How do you think they get any shots of people aiming guns at the camera?
@michael whitehead it’s called prop guns most of the time they’re not actual firearms Bozo
Lol, dude is a rich Hollywood elite, he ain't going to jail. If anything they'll find a fall guy for this.
Most that will happen is he'll pay off the family, anywhere between 1 million and 5 million seems to be what the law gives value to a human life these days.
These days they don't need to use real guns as you can just edit in the flash later using CGI.
Baldwin probably didn't want to " waste money" on CGI.
@@914southside actually a prop gun means the gun or anything else belongs to the property department.
sometimes when I'm tired or having trouble with bein motivated, I watch your videos for your highly animated & energetic way of talking, hopin I'll absorb atleast a little bit of it somehow.
but love the videos man & the work you do, keep on keepin on!
Came back to this now that charges have been filed, what a great refresher on the whole situation - thanks for creating and keeping up such an amazing standard. Cheers from Canada!
I feel that Alec is going to be heading downhill from here. There's already SO many people out there calling him out on his story, from gun experts to body language experts. I don't imagine it going well for him at all when this reaches a courtroom.
So are you suggesting he woke up that morning planning on murdering that woman? Give me a break. It was an accident caused out of sheer negligence. Really stupid for someone having to die. But I don't think he went into work that morning with premeditated murder on his mind.
@@ScruffyWarlord I don’t think people are saying it was pre meditated. People are saying that he (as main actor and, more importantly, producer) created an unsafe set where accidents were bound to happen. He has a history of being an arrogant jerk, so I think it happened just like Derek said, no one was going to tell him what to do and when he wanted a gun gun for a shot, he was going to get one, safety precautions be damned. I think it was an accident, but it was a highly preventable one, and that he does have some responsibility in it.
@@londonhansen8991 exactly correct
@@ScruffyWarlord I don’t think anyone wakes up planning to kill someone after having “a few drinks” and driving.
Anyone that kills someone while driving drunk is charged.
Reckless negligence in killing someone doesn’t negate culpability.
@@amandanegrete1306 i agree some charges should be given out but not 'life in prison'. Maybe give him a 2 year sentence to teach him a lesson.
Not gonna lie, when this story came out, I honestly felt bad for the guy. I can't imagine accidently killing an innocent person. BUT, now after watching this interview, I do not feel sorry for him anymore. George actually asked Alec, "Do you feel guilt?" and Alec looks him in the eye and says, "no." That is insane. He feels no remorse for ending a human being's life. He is sick.
Yeah I feel the same way. I don't think it's the truth that he has no remorse, I'm thinking he was told to say that from his lawyers.
I can’t relate to the guy at all. I hit a deer with my car, I wasn’t speeding, I wasn’t driving like an idiot, it was dark and he ran out from the darkness straight in front of me. I slammed on my brakes and prevented a head on hit, but still clipped him with the corner of my car. He ran off, I have no idea if he lived. I felt horrible. Could it have been prevented? Yeah I suppose if I had left my last destination 5 minutes earlier/later, drove well under the speed limit, stayed home altogether. Unless I blame myself for not being clairvoyant, I don’t think I could have been conscious of an actual prevention in those few seconds. I still feel bad and this was almost 2 years ago.
Had I shot and killed someone even by total accident, that would eat me alive the rest of my life. Especially if I could have prevented it by one simple action. Had he checked to make sure it wasn’t loaded, it would have ended with him chewing someone out for handing him a loaded gun and this woman would have went home to her family. I don’t believe him when he says he wasn’t allowed to check. Other actors have come out saying the opposite. He says then he would have to give it back to the armorer if he checked, they would inspect it and then hand it back to him again. And so?? That would take all of a minute or two. Better that than shoot someone right? Any extra safety precautions you could employ is never a bad idea when using firearms. He violated 2 of the biggest rules in gun safety. He should never assume a gun is unloaded, he should check. He also shouldn’t be pointing it at a person especially when he didn’t use his own 2 eyes to verify that gun was unloaded. He should be feeling horrible about that, if he wasn’t a narcissistic sociopath. Of course he absolves himself of any wrongdoing by saying he wasn’t allowed to check the gun, which I think is total bs. I also don’t believe he didn’t pull the trigger. I’m not saying he loaded the bullet and shot her on purpose. He could have been frustrated about what she was asking him to do, you know he’s got that nasty temper, he pulled the trigger assuming it wasn’t loaded just to blow off a little steam.
Some say he was probably advised not to admit guilt because that could imply he did something wrong or illegal. Guilt doesn’t just manifest in that way, he can say that he feels guilty about an accident that he didn’t mean without incriminating himself. He can just say he feels terrible. He doesn’t want to do that because it implies he could have changed the outcome, even though I’ve addressed feeling guilt even when it’s out of your hands. However if he’s the kind of person I think he is, it doesn’t surprise me he wouldn’t feel any responsibility because the mental disorder I’m conjecturing he has does not allow him to do so.
I bet if he had to shoot a Russian Roulette scene using his own head, he would have checked.
@@OwnedByKitties I bet he's also part of the group of people who thinks if you shoot someone the other person flies 3 feet back before landing on the ground like a muppet, and that if you use a silencer that the gun is 100% noise free. Last but not least, considering his huge ego, I bet that he checked the gun to make sure there was no ammo in it that no one would have dared to say a word because he'd quickly remind them he was the producer.
@@Jerseybytes2 😂😂😂 yep, I think you’re right about all of that!
@@OwnedByKitties I'm gonna blame James bond on this one. Best secret agent in the world unless you happen to be a bartender in which case you know exactly who he is and what he wants to drink.
Btw, aren't we lucky they didn't accuse the gun of being sexist yet? maybe if we give them time, they'll use that excuse as well
Well I definitely appreciate your breakdown far more than the behavioral panels. From what I recall they didn't even touch the questions about safety concerns on set with people complaining & even walking off set.
You did a great job, thanks for covering this interview.
"Nobody had any idea they'd been shot until they pulled the bullet out." 😂🤣 The giant-ass bullet hole in their chest didn't tip any of y'all off?! Give me a fucking break, dude.
He's trying to share the blame with Helyna, the person who's unable to call him out
‘She told me to aim it at her’ is like he’s blaming her for her own death. Appalling.
@@annebruecks7381 well that's his version!? Hmmmmmmm??
@@annebruecks7381
Next week Alex will be explaining to us how Hannah was fiddling with the gun before she handed it to Alex.
And therefore put the blame on her that it was a suicide that she put the bullets in the gun and asked Alex to point at her and she's dead, suicide by Baldwin yeah.
Leave it to Hollywood to try to top the twinkie defense
I felt the very same. It made me feel sick.
Shouted at reporters for "not knowing" her name.
Here he himself calls her just "a woman".
When Baldwin said, "...we both assumed that the gun was empty.", that is an admission of negligence on his part. He has been in many movies and TV shows where he used firearms and received training in the form of gun safety classes. Anyone who has ever had a gun safety class knows the most important point that is constantly repeated is to never "assume" a gun is empty. The second point constantly repeated is to never point a gun at anyone or anything you do not intend to destroy. So....
"Hey alec, where's your ass?"
"Oh, i lied it off in an interview."
🤣🤣🤣
So many lies - and doesn’t take any responsibility - states he does not even feel guilty -,imagine how the husband and son feel - but Alec makes it all about him and tries to convince people he has no fault - just unbelievable…
Narcisstic training
Typical filthy rich Hollywood actor behavior
@@Hellenicheavymetal and a true NARCIST! They r attention seekers! Never take responsibility ! Will always blame and run everyone else down!
He’s so stupid! What is he even talking about? You’re so right, if you shot a live bullet out of a gun you were sure was empty, and someone went down and another person was injured, you would have no clue what happened? I’m calling BS. I can’t wait to hear the outcome of this investigation. His explanation is so lame, and he’s making himself look awful by trying to play the blame game. I hope he goes to trial.
Me too!
He said he had to do the kick back. Then he said didn’t know she was shot heart attack. Yet the weapon fired and kicked. He knew flat out it discharged.
They are usually loaded with blanks. But even a “blank” at close range can kill someone.
Alecs past behavior shows that he is impulsive. Impulsive people often disregard safety
@@savannahhargis A blank does not kick back like a live round- that combined with the sound it made, the smell, and the... you know, woman lying in the floor covered in blood... She got shot in the stomach, which bleeds more than just about any kind of gunshot wound. He knew what happened, it didn't take him an hour later to figure out that she got shot. That's the one big lie, but there's many. Here's another: him claiming that the idea that live ammo was even on the set being unthinkable to him... Dude he went out behind set to shoot bottles or something with that gun with real, live ammunition, along with the armorer, for fun I guess because I don't see how that qualifies as safety instruction. Regardless, he was shooting the gun with live ammo, the very gun he shot this woman with, but he has NO idea how a live round could have made it on set? NO IDEA GUYS.
@@tylerchambers6246 you're exactly right. He's lying because they whisked him away from the site and protected him instead of instantly trying to help the victim. It shows how little he cared. If he was a caring person he'd run to her and try to help her. He'd be so traumatized he wouldn't leave the room. Instead they tried to completely remove him.
They were filming. They better have not have destroyed the footage. That'll show how he really reacted and what truly happened.
Worse is he is not only the lead actor but a producer, producers do not normally stay on set odds are that he was the "boss" of the entire set. He saw all the accidental discharges and continued production just to cut costs. He's blaming the armorer yet she wasn't even on set qhen this happened. That's why halls gave him the gun and he made the harried comment. He was forcing production before it was safe or ready.
That's why everyone is saying he is keeps contradicting himself.
I am a veteran of veitnam. I learned how to handle a gun when I was in my early teens. My grandfather who was in ww1, trained me and my brother. It is my belief Alex Baldwin may not have intentions shot the woman, but is guilty of negative killing. Which is a crime.
"He didn't say anything about anything." "He said my men needed BETTER hotel rooms." The camera crew was sleeping in their cars. They just wanted ANY hotel room. They probably would have shared.
Gun safety rule #1: NEVER “assume” a gun is empty. ALWAYS handle it, as if it’s loaded…especially around people. smh
The gun was supposed to be a prop gun. No point in treating a fake gun like a real one ya know. The person who chose that gun and put it on set is who’s responsible
@@sportologymma4820 all the more reason why you should never assume. It was supposed to be a prop gun and she got killed…
24:35 his reaction "she _went down_ , I was thinking to myself did she faint?" It's all so weird.
@@ishish8816 I mean it’s probably really hard to speak on just knowing you killed someone by accident, on set. The story will more than likely be up and down, I mean the dude killed someone, especially speaking on it so soon. He didn’t really give time to fully comprehend what happened. Why was he so quick to speak? Idk, beats me but prolly because he’s getting so much hate and back lash, and wants to put a stop to it. The dude is old as hell, he’s been an amazing actor for years, deep down he’s a good man. I mean I see both sides I guess but idk personally for me it’s hard to believe it was set up by him or purposely planned on his end. Who ever loaded the gun and it to him is ultimately the one to blame. He’s not in the military he doesn’t know shit about guns, he’s made so many movies the last thing he’s thinking about is “is this gun loaded?” I mean let’s be real, he’s acted for yearsssss, been on many sets and didn’t expect anyone to load the gun with bullets
What a vile excuse for a human being, not a care in the world for the part he played in this ladies death but he "cries" reminiscing about his career!
You mean when he was given a prop gun to fire as part of a movie production, as happens dozens of times a year, and has happened hundreds of times before? I didn't realize Baldwin was the one who prepared the prop weapon before hand, and was also the one responsible for the safety of all props on the set when it came to doing stunts? That's a lot of work.
OF COURSE HE FEELS REMORSE YOU DUMMY ! BUT HE CAN NOT ADMIT THAT
BECAUSE OF THE SEWN-ARMY OF LAWSUITS ( BECAUSE OF SAFETY ON THE SET AND POOR LIVING CONDITIONS THAT THE CAST AND CREW some without a green card ! WILL BRING AGAINST HIS PRODUCTION COMPANY THAT HE OWNS....he cut corners with the production money it is beyond the accidentally shot woman now
@@tvtimes3402 lol, everything about this interview proves he only cares about himself and if you don't see what is patently obvious then God help you
it kinda blows my mind, if it was any "normal" person, would have gotten 2nd degree murder and tossed in prison, the fact that they were drawing this out for so damn long just pisses me off.
28:52 “It was like seeing aliens”. He literally recollects his Delirium Tremens
I like how he blames the producers for not hiring cops…..and he was the producer lol.
He really shot himself in the foot with this interview. Dunno who his attorneys are or if he's leaning on his own understanding but they/him scr3wed the pooch on this one.
He's looking at three to six years and near financial ruin. Probably have a heart attack or off himself in the pokey. I'm taking all bets. Three bets, odds are looking good in Vegas.
@@ar-sithf.austin3744 are you kidding? hes a rich white male. Your odds are not good at all.
@Matt Carey You're right. It's a kid's answer.
Parent: Who's responsible for this?
Kid 1: Not me!
Kid 2: She is! She made me do it!
Alec refused to take any responsibility even though he was the only person holding, aiming, and manipulating the gun at the time it discharged. He blamed...
1) Halyna for telling him to do it,
2) the gun for going off,
3) the person who put a live round in the gun,
4) the person who yelled "cold gun."
BUT he did take responsibility for pulling the hammer back and letting it go. That's what a trigger does: cocks the hammer and releases it. Maybe he will be charged based on this admission.
Following well established safety protocols would have prevented this tragedy. It's heartbreaking a woman died because they weren't followed.
@@jimmerseiber maybe, but by the time this is all over he may be living on the streets of L.A.
Alec: When you are using a cold gun with dummy rounds, you have to create the recoil yourself because there is zero recoil.
Also Alec: I had no idea a real bullet came out until 45 mins later even though i felt the heavy recoil of a 45 cal bullet.
Uhhh you cant have it both ways, alec.
A 45 long colt which i believe is what was in it has a big recoil. I've got a pistol that shoots them and man does it kick. I've also got a single action like he was using and in order to fire a round you pull that hammer back and pull the trigger. Unless he was snapping the hammer with his thumb and let it go too fast and hard that would fire a round but still as someone who's been around guns my entire life, I'm 41 and owns several who also remembers over the years hearing about Alec's temper, I'm going with he got tired of this woman who he viewed as not important and not even the main director talking to him telling him how to do his job and he thought well I'll snap this at her and that'll shut her up. Remember years ago he called his daughter all sorts of names, he's gone off on photographers and on sets before; he has a short fuse and this time it really caught up with him. Unfortunately his temper cost someone their life and now if there's any justice left in this country he should stand trial for negligent homicide, just like any of us would do if we accidentally fired a gun that ended up killing someone. I won't hold my breath for that to happen tho, because he's rich/famous/powerful and most importantly today is on the side of politics that gets away with everything.
@@CHEDDARANDWAFFLES That's simply not true.
@@appalachianwoman561 Interesting. I didn't know about his temper. I'll do some research.
Look up His answering machine message to his twelve year old daughter.
@@MissNebulosity It was during his former marriage and divorce to Kim Basinger that he left his daughter (who I believe was right around 11 years old at the time) a terrible anger filled voicemail screaming at her and even calling her a pig and threatening that he was going to come sort her out. There also were actual physical fights with paps just snapping pics of him as he was out in public in NYC. He has a very bad temper, I remember reading years ago posts that were once on reddit from just general staff on movies and shows that talked about how demanding and easy to anger that he is.
I don't think he meant to kill or shoot anyone, however I could see him after repeated takes of an assistant director (stars usually only talk to the main directors on set) telling him what to do, him losing his patience and temper and thinking OK i'll give you a shot and snapping the gun at her to scare her if it was loaded with say a noise making blank. I own guns, been around them my entire life and they aren't easy to get to go off. No matter what I can tell you this he had to have pulled the trigger or no it wouldn't have fired. Either he had the hammer cocked back and pulled the trigger, or he had his finger on the trigger and tried pulling the hammer back at the same time. Either of those would cause the single action firearms to go off. Regardless he'd have felt it kick, I've got a 45 and it's very prominent much more so than even a 9mm. So he knew something came from that gun, if not then it goes to show they were shooting rounds packed with powder and no projectile/bullet but either way he'd have felt it. He's just flat out lying about a lot and whoever let him do this interview is clearly as clueless about guns as he is and counting on the general public to know nothing. I really wish schools did do firearms safety with students, as it would educate and show the dangers at the same time.
What ? Getting it out first if more than one or even one person contradicts him it looks like he's lying.This is a defence lawyer nightmare.Isuppose narsisitic people can't help themselfs
That was a great break down of not just the body language but of the reaction. The lack of surprise from a huge kickback but even better the mechanics involved in order for the gun to fire vs his story is utterly impossible. I’ve shot revolvers and his story only makes sense if he had the trigger pulled and let the hammer loose. That’s how the western films show a gunslinger rapid fire by hitting hammer rapidly back all while keeping the trigger pressed. The hammer locks when pulled back because the trigger keeps it in position, until released by squeezing the trigger. Check out any gun channel as they attempt to misfire a revolver by the same method he used. Nothing happens 100/100 times. He should receive the same if not worse punishment under the law based on negligence and lack of empathy. I always double and triple check any weapon I handle if it’s just me or if someone hands me a weapon. It’s nice to trust but always verify by checking yourself. Safety is paramount and once you slack off I’m the department people die cause you or someone said “ here check this gun out, it’s empty.” BOOM!!!!!
The fact that there is a witness that they weren’t following protocol and discharges already happened, Alec should most definitely be held responsible
unless he was responsible for the negligent discharges, it doesn't really connect him to that incident. He had no reason to believe his armorer would have screwed up like that. Hollywood productions are massive juggernauts of work. there can be hundreds of people swarming around, it's very compartmentalized. There have been multiple people confirm that a cold gun was declared which means that it was supposed to be safe and unloaded.
That's why the investigation is looking in to the armorer because they were the last one to handle the gun before the incident happened. There is a ton of misinfo floating around too, regarding the walks outs and other events surrounding the shooting. This is what the search warrent found.
"According to a search warrant, the guns were briefly checked by armorer Gutierrez-Reed, before assistant director Halls took the weapon from the prop cart and handed it to Baldwin.[31][32] In a subsequent affidavit, Halls said the safety protocol regarding this firearm was such that Halls would open the loading gate of the revolver and rotate the cylinder to expose the chambers so he could inspect them himself. According to the affidavit, Halls did not check all cylinder chambers; he recalled seeing three rounds at the time, while the gun was loaded with at least four, one of which was a live round. He "couldn't recall if she [Gutierrez-Reed] spun the drum."[33] In the warrant, it is further stated that Halls announced the term "cold gun", meaning that it was empty.[31] Halls's lawyer, Lisa Torraco, insisted that he did not grab the gun off the table and hand it to Baldwin as reported."
This is possibly the most interesting part.
"On January 12, 2022, Gutierrez-Reed filed a lawsuit against armorer Seth Kenney and his company PDQ Arm and Prop for allegedly bringing the live rounds on set.[64] "
@@ExarchGaming ok guy I’m not even reading the rest because you say “there are so many moving parts” well then how did a loaded gun get on set pass so many people? Cause an experienced person in the field so it should even have been there and that fact alone makes it extremely weird and troubling. You can’t tell me a movie set murder was just an accident there was no reason a real gun should be there, they never ever ever ever ever use a real gun it’s always a dummy gun. And like I said for dozens of experienced people saying this is weird and then common sense saying why was there a real gun. Prop guns can’t shoot live rounds usually
@@ExarchGaming it also says “ Kenny volunteeringly inserted himself into the investigation to prove his innocence” and MOST IMPORANTLY it says “reed believes her set was sabotaged as no one can figure out how the live rounds got on set” Alec Baldwin is clearly lying and covering something up in his interview. Hollywood elites and media are known liars and known to be evil. Think for yourself here he clearly just got away with murder
@@Teachingcasuals that's the problem bro, you don't want to read the rest because you have some narrative going on in your head, like using the term "murder" which is extremely loaded.
So you don't read past the headlines or the most surface level information regarding movie sets and their productions. Dozens of experienced people weren't there on set, they're watching through news clips and a really cringy fucking interview and projecting. I get it Baldwin is a two-faced hollywood liberal, I get it in this interview he comes off extremely fucking awkward and weird.
That doesn't change the actual information coming from the investigation that the police are performing. The fact that they're not looking at Baldwin, despite yours and "dozens of experienced people" insistence that he "murdered" his friend.
I've explained how the gun got on set, the armorer prepares the gun, it was then given to the assistant director who left it on a cart due to their covid restrictions, somehow Reed nor the Assistant director checked the gun to see if it was loaded, but still called out cold gun, which then baldwin picks up and they start going over the scene.
It was during this that they were talking about a cinematographical shot in which he pulls the gun from the holster, and claims it went off. Yes, he probably pulled the trigger, or had it depressed when he pulled the hammer back, making it not catch and slam forward. I'll guarantee his lawyer has told him to admit to literally nothing.
The part about how a real gun got on set, is the ENTIRE REASON there is an investigation going on. Yes, prop guns can fire real rounds, it's a major controversy now, because they do use live guns and blanks because it's hard to fake the realistic recoil and action of the gun.
We don't know how the gun fired though, we have a good idea due to knowledge of the firearm, but we didn't get to forensically investigate it, we don't know if there was damage, or some sort of failure maybe in the trigger assembly, none of that part of the investigation has been released.
The bullets and how they got there are the focus of the investigation, and the armorer is at the center of it. The people who provided the gun for the production are also being looked at as from what I recall they were using someone else than who they normally use. No one thinks Baldwin intentionally murdered her, not when so many witnesses saw what happened, and multiple people have reported the cold gun call, which means the production told him the gun was unloaded.He should have checked, if he had Helena Hutchinson would still be alive. But it was a horrific accident that's the information we have right now, everything else is just speculation.
Imagine how irritating he was for those first couple hours when he was pretending he didn't know what had happened. The cops literally had to be like "cut the crap, here's the bullet."
Alec to his Illuminati friends: "I'm gonna kill this b#### and get away with it." -2021
“The stick you use to measure others will be the one used to measure you” Jesus, circa 2k years ago.
This interview shall be known as Alec’s Prince Andrew interview
"You see the issue with that is that I didn't actually have any fingers at the time, so there's no way I could've pulled the trigger"
"My judgement was probably colored by my tendency to be too awesome."
"It was a regular shooting weekend"
Who said it better?
@@jonchowe Hahahahahahahaha
Prince Andrew's interview was a disaster for him.
Alex should have gone into hiding for at least 6mon, a year would have been better.
Just STHU!
My god when he pretends to cry is sickening can you imagine what her son and partner are going
through right now .
What about what Alex is going through? He's an A list actor that is going through a very difficult time right now. Alex needs are support and prayers 🙏
@@michael-4k4000 you can't be fucking serious... Wtf? Also .. our* not are...
@@michael-4k4000 Hahahaha
Looks like Alec Baldwin’s kidneys left the set too
Are you viewing the trial? Tons of things are happening there about this case, every day.
...Anyway, subbed.
He should of never done this interview. George just did it for ratings. Alex us crying over a role he passed up verse a woman who no longer gets to be a mother, wife, sister, aunt. Pretty disgusting how selfish these actors are. Rip to her family.
He was not crying....fake crying.
I don’t think ALL actors are selfish, but he really seems like a butthole. Like seriously ANY other actor would show more empathy and possibly feel so guilty for their mistake they’d take the blame! Most normally empathetic humans will react that way. I’m genuinely surprised by how APATHETIC he is in this interview!
Whole thing publicity....stunt......for low budget film. Just a thought
@@nightynightshade all actors are lazy liars who read words for a living. not honorable people
He looks like he’s been punching his eyes to look like he’s been crying.
Lol.. He literally looks tired and wore out.
@@caramelsunshine3003 - for only the last 20 years
This is what happens when you marry a woman 1/4 your age and have 6 little kids with then lie and tell everyone for over 10 years your wife is from Spain and then the truth comes out and she was born and raised in Boston the fast forward a year and you kill someone. He is so old and has a screwed up life his face can not help but look older
@@incognito4522 Why did he even lie about where his wife was from? I genuinely don't understand the point behind that lol
@@frankwilliams4445 I absolutely have no clue. People have speculated that it was because of their arranged marriage agreement that he help her to be famous.
Firearm safety is ALWAYS incumbent on the person in control of the firearm. No exceptions, no excuses, ever.
Shortly after the shooting, the murder of Helena - the Baldwin family posted photos of Alec's family out trick or treating on Halloween in costumes and all smiles - i thought that was in real poor taste and showed poor judgement - because at the same time as those photos you had Helena's husband and son grieving
We both "assumed" the gun was empty.
Never assume with something so dangerous.
You know what assuming does… leaves the cinematographer dead and her assistant screaming on the ground with a .45 slug in his shoulder. It also somehow leaves the guy who’s holding a gun in his hand which has just made an extremely loud noise, completely bewildered to what might have occurred. 😂
@@Raggandrist Absurd. Narcs always believe you will believe anything they tell you though. They are ABOVE your intelligence, in their own mind.
@@Raggandrist You're given a 'prop gun' for a scene and told it's not loaded, then suddenly a loud band and someone drops. I'd absolutely be shocked and bewildered as I tried to piece together what just happened. Are you human?
@@jwkoelker yeah, i must not be human if i wouldn’t feel recoil/hear a loud bang/see a muzzle flash. Coupled with Alec Baldwin’s own story/admission that he had abruptly let the hammer spring back down onto the firing mechanism…blah blah blah onto the rest of the BS story he told.
Well i guess i must be an alien for expecting a person might have realised a bullet had left the barrel of his gun and hit the person he was knowingly pointing the scary end at.
Alec was not only an actor but a producer too, coupled with his extensive acting career and how vocal he generally is about how dangerous guns are, it makes no sense what-so-ever that he would just take a gun handed to him by a random person and trust that the gun was safe. Especially as members of the cast had just left the set citing safety concerns linked to two “accidental” gun discharges. I’m trying to find a better phrase but it just pisses in the face of common sense.
I guess i’m as dumb as dumb can be for coming to the conclusion that alecs story contains a lot of bullshit whilst leaving out a lot of important truth
Edit - the term prop gun is a misnomer. A prop gun is still a real gun and as a producer and an actor in a scene who has hands on that gun, you know this.
Watch the entire interview.
How can you feel no guilt ? You killed a co-worker . Even if it’s an accident you still would feel an amount of guilt . This seriously blowed my mind when he said that .
Ironic for you to laugh at alec saying " who speaks like that ? 🤣" when literally you speak like jim carrey in the mask
"I feel for you Alec." Prince Andrew (2021)
“We both assumed the gun was empty”…. Ok that is the exact opposite of first rule of gun safety which is, TREAT EVERY GUN LIKE ITS LOADED!!!!!!
Anyway, great video! You’re the best, Derek!
I live in Australia and we dont have a gun culture like America has and i know bugger all about guns, but i still know that the number 1 golden rule is Never Assume that the wepon is empty
@@thesimbob6261 yesss! it’s common knowledge. ❤️
First thing I thought, you put lives against assumptions? Unreal. If this guy walks unscathed, I'll know all I need to about Hollywood.
@@michelled5102 the pedophilia wasn’t enough to give it away that something is wrong with Hollywood?
BINGO
I can’t stand Alec. He’s a sociopath.
trump is a sociopath. we are in a circus of sociopaths
So is his wife!!!!😵💫
@@Puuws I agree on this comment! Very well put. 👏
You misunderstood what he said at 6:26, he was saying he got no complaints from them, so when he was getting ready or sitting in his trailer it was never a thought of his that they were feeling a certain way because that's not the energy or reactions they gave him. He wasn't being snobby and saying he doesn't care about them, and he didn't try to cover his tracks he just emphasized and quite literally repeated that it wasn't the situation for them in set, it wasn't the vibe they gave him.
When talking about not pulling the trigger there was the very brief half smile of contempt.
Alec never seems to take any responsibility for it. The whole beginning of the story he partially blames Haylna! She told me to point the gun, she told me to cock the gun.
Yessssss , agree!
*Halyna
Blaming her for her own death, how low can one go?
I like how he keeps referencing the deceased and injured as "he" and "she", but never calls
them by name like they mean nothing.
He's distancing himself.
Satanist training support. He killed a witness....
@@karlbuchanan1363 shame on you
As a liveleak and bestgore expert... Instant death via firearm usually involves a crap ton of blood or some crazy body movements due to nervous system damage.
Shot through the armpit would mean a heart shot probably when it's only a 45. It's not instant death but it's certainly faster than heart attack death.
Doesn't matter if you're told the gun is cold: You still clear any gun you have in your hand. Trust, but verify.
Proper gun safety... treat every gun as if it's loaded! It's not rocket science it's common sense.
Bet if he was told to put it to his head, he wouldn't have taken anyone's word that it was "cold."
Except a part of an actor's job is literally pretending to point guns and shoot at other actors. When you're an actor you always break certain gun rules because it's acting.
@@PJmachine yeah, its also part of the actors job to become familiar with that gun and check it everytime. Every actor that deals with guns can testify to that. This is from the official rules themselves.
The Actors' Equity Association's guidelines state that, “Before each use, make sure the gun has been test-fired off stage and then ask to test fire it yourself.
Yourself = Baldwin here, the previous paragraph is the armorors responsibility.
He literally failed to test fire it himself. Had he done that none of this would have happened. He's guilty of manslaughter period. Also the prop person should be charged as well
@@NidgeDFX My comment had nothing to do with checking the gun.
I replied to a comment that all actors should treat a gun like its loaded. I simply stated an actor cannot treat a gun like its loaded at all times because they HAVE to point it at people for the scenes. If an actor treated a gun like it was loaded at all times, no gun would ever be used.
@@TheSpaceGeek EXACTLY!
That's one hell of a heart attack that strikes two people at the same time and causes bleeding holes, check your cholesterol everyone.
Some of these qualifying answers felt more like remembering lawyers advice than attempting to deceive anyone.
I've always gotten a strange vibe about Alec Baldwin, and since the incidence at Rust, that vibe has been absolutely confirmed by a whirlwind of speculation generated by his ability to "movie act" and his inability to promote genuine sympathy and remorse.
All I'm gonna say is, of course he's being coached. He's on television. He's in Hollywood. He's got lawyers and an agent. The most innocent people on Earth would have the same. The question mark is how liable is he for what happened? That machine of his operates by design. If it went off, it's because you did not respect what it is. Regardless of what you loaded into it. RESPECT GUNS FOLKS!
Well duh, even the questions being asked aren't from the actual reporter but are written by a legal team and handed to them before hand.
I know it was an accident. If a conversation actor had accidently killed someone, Baldwin would have wanted them to be punished to the fullest extent. I have watched hour's of the police interviews, including the early bodcam footage. Twice when the police first arrived the assitant director said Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger. Baldwin heard this, and didn't refute it. Later Baldwin was sitting down outside. A police officer said to someone, Baldwin is the one that pulled the trigger, Alec hears this, and doesn't say "I didn't pull the trigger!".
Every one's ears would still be ringing from the shot
I hope other people in the film crew don't get silenced if they ever feel the need to speak out.