Alec Baldwin’s REACTION After Learning Halyna Hutchins Died: New Footage
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- čas přidán 26. 04. 2022
- ‘Extra’ has obtained emotional new video of Alec Baldwin learning Halyna Hutchins died on the set of ‘Rust.’ Her death is currently under investigation.
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the saddest part about her death is that it was entirely preventable
The woman that loaded the gun should be charged.
Why do you think she did it loading the gun with actually killing bullets
@@pickedtundra0480 the fake ones have a hole in the shell casing she was rushing to put those bullets into the gun and not all of them had a hole in the shell casing then there was a live one in there.
@@radioman6489 it may have been loaded by AD, they were braking rules and she was else where.
@@beginization maybe but see what happens
Baldwin refused firearms safety training. He’s just as responsible.
I Believe all of you are forgetting the same incident that happened in The Crow. Who shot Brandon Lee? Who Put a Life Round In the gun? I don't blame Alec. It's not his fault. Same for the actor who pulled the trigger on Brandon Lee. Someone is responsible for this. Hope they find out who put the live round in the chamber.
Alec I'm afraid
No one did. It was faulty
@@ihateweezer7222 it was faulty ?😂 I’ve never ever seen a gun fault that magically ADDS a live round into the chamber 😂
Thank you finally someone In the comments has common sense other videos I've been to are attacking alec, none of them have a clue about what happened
Yup Brandon Lee's case is so similar. The people who handles the guns before giving them to the actors were not trained enough to do their job
Anyone who regularly handles authentic vintage revolvers from the late 1800s-1930s knows that the pins can be sensitive, since they were all hand cut, human error left room for the pins to not always be the same dimensions, and if all 6 bullets are in the barrel, a single flick of the gun can cause the pin to collapse and fire,
Maybe the props guy was new to vintage revolver stunts and didn't know you need to remove the 6th bullet from the chamber at all times so it can't fire on accident
Yes he had pressure on trigger before cocking.
So what about it being a real bullet?
@@brandenjones7823 since the thing they were filming was just camera tests, they probably had the gun and went "fuck it we ain't gonna really use it so let's just use the real bullets"
I'm not going on record that's just a guess
@@moredumbtoit5325 I'm under the impression the suppliers are to blame, at least partly, then the armourer didn't check all the bullets loaded into the gun. You can sort of understand how with how many shoots they do they don't shake every bullet or whatever, but the live ammo should not have been there. I'm doubtful actors would commonly unload the gun check all the rounds and reload it, seems impractical and defeats the reason you have the specialists there. An actor probably can't make a valid decision to whether a bullet is real or not, valid from the perspective they aren't qualified.
props girl.
Everyone keeps blaming Alec for not checking a gun that was handed to him be a professional, a professional that told him the gun was safe!
And people claim that he was acting emotional, while indeed he is an excellent actor, you wouldn't know the truth do you?
Everybody is hating on him because of his history of anger,
I have a feeling if that was Tom Cruise or Brad Pit, people would think differently!
Tru Tru spitn facts
In the last Rust film he has finger on trigger while pulling gun out of coat and firing. How do you know if AD did not fiddle with gun
"Someone is responsible for this, and I can't say who it is, but i know it's not me."
That statement made me feel as if he doesn't have any remorse for her death.
@@BoujeeBwiththeTea exactly.. I felt bad for this guy until I heard this statement. I don't think he's guilty, however, I don't feel he's truly remorseful about what happened.
@@ericgilliland6140 of course he's guilty.
@@marilynwillett804 thats a bold statement. You believe he kill this poor girl intentionally? On what basis and what was his motive? I'm curious 🤔.. do you think he had someone load a live round in the gun or did he do it himself?
@@ericgilliland6140 they were shooting cans at lunch so may have still been in gun.
It was a poor interview by police.
notice in every shot of the crossdraw scene baldwins finger is on the trigger.
yes he definitely accountable!! alec should rot in jail!!!!
Well yeah. If you were watching a western movie, wouldn’t it be weird if the actor didn’t have his finger on the trigger when drawing his gun?
@@gravesupulturero3652 shut up
It's the armourers fault, alec is just an actor.
If im an actor and the armorer hands me a gun I'm obviously gonna be under the impression that it's a cold prop gun. Why the fuck would it be a real loaded weapon? It's Hollywood
I used to do stunt work. When I had kids I stopped going anywhere near those environments. Its common for accidents to happen and sadly as a mom you have to make sacrifices for your kids sometimes. I wish her family healing.
Stunt mom sounds badass, I would've been extra proud as a kid.
@@heddshot87 True, but now they don’t have a mom so it’s heartbreaking.
Alec Baldwin looks very emotional about an accident that never shouldn't have happened
*Never.*
Never shouldn't? 2 negatives make a positive
He's an actor and a murderer
never shouldn't lmao
I dont get the undertone of this comment.
Baldwin, an actor like all actors on a movie set, are often handed guns, hand grenades, rifles, etc. that are used as PROPS on movie sets every day. The gun in question was the responsibility of the Prop Dept., the employees working in that regard, and the manager, ensuring a gun was safe for use and loaded with blanks. Someone is responsible for loading a prop with live ammo and should be the focus, and those person(s) responsible for the prop before it was handed to Baldwin are responsible for such a horrific death.
Not just an actor I believe it was his production company, he was in charge of everyone.
That's wrong. Gun safety is the responsibility of EVERYONE who handles a gun and not just one person. If Baldwin didn't know basic facts like how to check first if a gun is loaded WHENEVER he is handed one, he should never have been holding one much less pulling the trigger.
@@EricTheYounger Well I understand it was loaded with cold theatrical rounds, which look like live rounds just they don't have gun power in. The question is are they expert enough to make a decision on the type of ammo is and isn't safe to point towards someone, and the answer is almost certainly no. Normal ammunition is presumed to be live and you never point it at someone. But the point is extra care is needed due to the higher risk of incidence and I think that either everyone needs specialist training beyond the basic training they would have received to operate firearms or it is delegated to a trained professional, firearms expert... generally movies are using the latter. Assuming theses points, I bet if you mixed live ammo into any movie set you could easily see this happen again. There needs to be more procedures. At the end of the day it can't be on one person, all rounds should be checked before took on set, then again on set and every round inspected individually before being loaded and all should happen by a professional firearms expert and not an actor, they aren't qualified to make those decisions as to which ammo is safe to use and even after checking could still accidently load a live round.
I thought they use blanks in movies
Ya and when he is practicing in the video his finger is one the trigger. Hammer pulled back and the trigger was pulled at same time.
he looks and I believe he is genuinely sad and wished it never happened. I believe he is a good person. It was a horrible accident. HOWEVER, he should be treated just like any other human being. What he committed was Involuntary Man Slaughter. He should be treated like any other human being, and not given better treatment because he is an actor or entertainer. Even if you never intended to kill someone but the end result is someone losing a life and your finger was on the trigger, or you were behind the wheel of a car, and you murdered someone which is facts.
If this happened to you or I, we would be charged with Involuntary man slaughter easily. By simply placing the firearm in your hand, you automatically take responsibility for whatever happens while the firearm is in your possession. Very Simple.By simply placing the firearm in your hand, you automatically take responsibility for whatever happens while the firearm is in your possession. Very Simple.
@@lucasadams1506 do you have a link to the information pertaining to the DA and 6 bullets? Because that does not make sense. The gun he was using cannot physically be fired unless the trigger is depressed. The gun was designed so that it cannot physically go off unless the trigger is depressed. There are videos on CZcams demonstrating the actions of the same gun he used. Even if you pull the hammer back, the gun will not go off unless the trigger is depressed.
Wrong he is not responsible. The actor that shot Brandon Lee was never charged. Many legal experts say he will never be charged because there is no case.
@@almac9203 nah
@@almac9203 bunch of weapons experts say Alec is lying about not pulling the trigger. They also demonstrate it on video. He also stated he never pointed the gun at her. Which is a lie because at that distance bullets travel straight. They don't curve like they did in the movie "wanted".
@@SnwBrdnSOB he is lying, he don’t want to
Incriminate himself negligent homicide. Jail time possible up to 5 years
He's definitely not to blame, even if he did pull the trigger. I mean the Justice System will surely have a say in the matter, but from a moral point of view, he's innocent. However, I fail to understand WHY, OH WHY they still use functioning weapons in cinema at all!!! The sound and the flash can easily be added in post, why use a real gun at all? Remove the risk altogether and noone gets hurt anymore.
He was the PRODUCER, guns just don’t go off, it’s not a PROP gun.
Prop guns are never used for live scenes where they show shooting and also close ups only prop ammunition is used fake rounds
They do just go off - every mechanism is unique.
Gtfo so it was premeditated?
How many takes did this video take
When does the movie come out🤓
Serious your asking this now
😂😂😂
Didn’t you here it comes out December 9. 2023?
It’s not Alecs fault.
Of course it’s technically his fault, what if it was your daughter? WOULD YOU STILL SAY ITS NOT HIS FAULT?
@@normalwhiteguy1555 if a professional changes your car tyre and it falls off after you drive it away and you crash and kill someone. Is it your fault for not checking the tyre before you left??
@@Ricsic6 absolutely
@@normalwhiteguy1555 you're not very bright are you?
@@capy2002 MOVE AROUND PEASANT
I wonder, would he have double-checked guns aimed at him?
So why is he in trouble, but not the armourer!??
he should get an Academy Award for that reaction!
Question: has anyone commenting here realised would anyone with a career like alecs or a shred of humanity ever take a life or point a gun at someone voluntarily knowing the gun was loaded with a live round? We can all blame different people and say they are guilty but until this is investigated and the ACTUAL TRUTH is revealed we will never know who is the culprit. We get all of our "knowledge" of what happened through the media which can be incredibly biased depending on who is more popular at the time of publishing. Granted some people in the comments are gun experts and such but again until we know all the legitimate facts we can't place blame or guilt on anyone. So save your time and effort typing hate messages referring to alec and remember: none of us were there at the time of the shooting so none of us will know accurately what really happened!
He should have pointed the gun at his own head without checking?
It's a act
That trigger didn't pull itself ... just saying
It was a movie prop, those aren’t supposed to be loaded. The gun was handed to him
Lol the trigger really wasn’t pull at all. The Da already confirm the gun he use become really sensitive when all 6 bullets is loaded in at the same time so it fire by itself when vibration is introduce. The armorer supposed to make sure this kind of situation to be avoided but inexperience with this kind of handmade gun. He’s an actor and when he grab the gun he got the green light from the armorer to use.
who put that bullet in that gun!!!?
Kim Basinger
@@cleatusyokel No. Kim Bassinger is a genuine, real person. Sorry.
Fun fact: I know a guy who makes prop guns and usually he make it so these guns can't actually shoot bullets but only these foam blasts that make gun shot noises, i do not blame alec baldwin for this he had no clue that it was loaded or even a real gun as most times these guns aren't real, the person who should be charged with this is the prop person who even gave him the gun, I see so many people mad at Alec baldwin with no reason just screaming "he's sexist" or "he should know gun safety", yeah good idea pls comment those when your a actor who uses prop guns a lot, some comments are brain dead it hurts
effing good acting - as he immediately realizes his career is on the liner. No apology, no questions about Halyna - the how, he why, what happened in the hospital, did she have surgery etc. no slumping in the chair or onto the table - just putting on a show to save himself............
The hell? It was a prop, a horrible accident, it’s on a movie set and he didn’t know it was loaded. You truly think he killed her on purpose?
I don't think I would ask questions on the spot; I would grieve. Someone died who cares about surgery? The dude also knows what happened. If he is so worried about his career, then why did he shoot someone? That is contradicting.
Exactly
@@pixelspreferred4406 he was ordered to, she was making a documentary on child trafficking and the hollywood higher ups including Alec Baldwin and his associates didn't want it going out as it would expose them
Someone is responsible but I know that person isn't me..... wow. Growing up with firearms and having received extra training as I do carry every single day, I cannot help but think the person holding the firearm is ultimately the responsible person. Now I know Hollywood has individuals for arming these films etc etc, I just can't understand how anyone could take a firearm from someone else and not check it before handling it....
Are you stupid he was on a movie set he didn’t have any reason to believe that it had bullets in it and that it was anything more than a movie prop
There was someone hired to do that for him, he was the actor not the armorer. The DA also agrees that the gun went off without him pulling the trigger, since they did their own tests.
Bruh that’s literally why they have a job for that so he doesn’t have to??? It’s not his fault he didn’t sign up to check fire arms before, he signed up to act and do his job.
@@candisham1978 someone handed him the gun. A loaded gun shouldn’t be in the set anyways. It is not the 20s where you can’t cgi or add sound effects they didn’t need a real gun near them
As an actor myself I can tell you that we as actors play pretend. Nothing you see in movies are real. Actors are never actually doing what you see on screen. He didn’t check the gun because he probably doesn’t know how to. I’ve never shot a gun in my life, but I’ve used plenty of prop guns on set. It’s not my job to know how to use it, it’s my job to pretend I do. The production has (or is supposed to have) trained professionals on set who know all the ins and outs of weaponry. They are the ones who are suppose to prep, clear, maintain the gun during shooting NOT an actor. So If a gun goes off during a take killing someone, it’s NEVER an actors fault. Period. The production & props people failed to do their jobs properly. The only way Alec would be culpable is if he was a producer on the film. Some of the blame starts at the top with producers, AD’s, production managers, etc. who’s job is to maintain a safe work environment. And that includes hiring qualified people to do the more serious jobs. Alec is just getting a lot of flack bcuz he’s a big A-list celebrity, but if a non-famous actor was in his place, I can guarantee you he wouldn’t be the least bit culpable for a gun malfunctioning.
jail him
Typical acting to look stunned and torn up from it. I actually think he is a decent actor but he is not good at acting in an interrogation room.
Good thing Nicholas Cage walked off the set when Hutchins fired without warning.
In shock, he glances to the third person in the room checking her reaction.
And what's so impressively unexpected knowing the victim was seriously wounded already?
No idea what exactly he is hidding, but he is hidding it.
There is a big difference between knowing that a person is alive, although seriously wounded, and knowing that she is dead.
@@ermesesiriochannel401 Yeah...There is a big difference.
Huge one actually.
It doesn't shock you by the end. It's more like it worries you throughout the entire time you're not with the victim and with that as the only thing in your head, wanting to know right away how the person is progressing, crossing your fingers and always expecting that each call or news someone brings would be about that... it would be logical if you actually care... because... you know... you are the one who seriously wounded that person...
Yeah... big difference between pretending you just realized that's a bullet, and playing detective, saying what the investigators should do and actually having in your head only prayers so that the one you wounded gets through it safely... and big difference between actual shock and staring at how the person next to you reacts to your shock...
Wth you guys gotta be kidding. An actor on set handles the gun they give to him. If someone fd up it's absolutly not his faut you guys are wrong
@@TurtleOnTheInternet Yeah... you don't get it. His shock is completely fake. Someone tells him that has bad news and he, having just shot someone, doesn't even get it... he is waiting for it to be said. That goes beyond "shock", that means he wasn't even thinking about the person he shot. Or that he had all his cogs and springs ready to fake a reaction and didn't realize it woudl have looked more natural if he would have just associated the obvious and already take the bad news as given. He actually makes a pause, as if he didn't have any idea what it could be. The worst faked surprise ever.
Besides, nothing shocking in realizing someone died after receiving a would on the chest with that kind of gun.
@@ad5047 he doesn't even need to point the gun to someone that is not even within the frame of the movie. Besides, as an actor you can check that and ask for that to be supervised. Bullets don't weigh the same. And in the end, that's not my point. I said clearly taht he is hidding something. No idea what it is, but he is.
Never ever said anything about who handled the gun before, during or anything.
He is simply caught in a big lie. No matter how deep it goes.
Since when are they using real loaded guns in movies?
they were always using real guns on movie sets but they are usually always mandatorily checked to make sure they are not loaded
@@savejon6640 well, then he's right in saying it's not his fault. They were supposed to be checked and they weren't. I never thought they used real guns
@@lililou5587 It was checked. You can lip read the guy handing it to him saying cold gun and Alec confirming it to him.
are you reuploading the jojo siwa interview?:)
I never really liked Alec Baldwin but I think it’s shameful the amount of people who’ve blamed him for the incident In such a toxic way. Makes me sick.
Was someone else holding a gun and pointing?
@@Piano999Man
I honestly don’t know what people get out of blaming him
Ya he pointed the gun and fired but there’s obviously more to it than that...
People are just looking for validation. Trying to make themselves feel like better human beings. Grow up.
@@ruly8153 the dude literally went on tv and said he didn’t pull the trigger. The particular model of Colt revolver was designed with so many failsafes, to prevent accidental misfires: for example, the hammer can’t fire unless pulled all the way back, and not unless the trigger is pulled. If he owned up to his mistake, then maybe we would stop being mad at him. But he hasn’t apologized once. Telling people you feel awful about what happened isn’t the same as an apology.
@@ruly8153 Besides aiming, discharging and killing, what are you referring to?
How sick did you get? And obviously it was an accident that’s why he’s not arrested.
He didn't pull the trigger ...he let go of the hammer. A common thing with those guns..u don't have to pull the trigger for the gun to go off..he probably let go of the hammer and it went off....accidents happen when u don't know how to use a gun..period
good actor ,especially here
Wow. He’s acting right there
How
SFTU you know nothing
that’s what i thought too. he’s been very narcissistic and showed no authentic remorse or feelings any other person would if they were in this position. his body language and tone are all extremely misaligned with how most humans would react in this case.
@@raiijones5765 More like an AH response.
@@msind1633 think what you like
It was a horrible accident. No movie or TV sets should use any kind of bullets, not even blanks. There is the technology now to cgi anything
Lousy acting. Didn't say ANYTHING. Just posturing. Cold as ice. I doubt he's upset Halyna died...more upset that it might tarnish his career.
The first person responsible is Hannah. But of course Alec B is rich so they'll go after him first. Whoever hired Hannah and Sarah should be fired and not be allowed to work on films ever again.
It's a workplace accident he should not go to jail.
As much as I dislike Baldwin as a person, I don't blame him one bit for this. Actors are constantly asked to point weapons at each other and pull the triggers. It's not his job to constantly check them every time.
I heard they had a "diversity hire" on his set because they didn't want to hire some "NRA meathead".
Of course they will never say that, they'll swear up and down she was qualified, but I've heard a lot of stories about her inexperience and lax safety protocols.
Alec Baldwin is a woman trapped in a mans body
100% fake reaction.
Why do u say that? Plus also what the hell would he gain from killing his own actor in his film he needs money for??? Makes no sense, a lot of people just blaming and getting mad at him for very very obvious reasons politics.
This is not good acting, Alec.
He and his wife are expecting. We can definitely say he's not shooting blanks
Ha good one
Wow I believe him!
Great acting! You would think that the director of safety; Alec Baldwin (would have checked the gun to see if it was loaded). Could we rightfully blame someone else? I don't think so. Was being the safety director included in his salary?
He is a successful actor that was shooting a movie, this actor has nothing to kill for
@@r35spectgt-r84 what about the money installments he was paying her?
Where did you get the idea that Baldwin was the "director of safety"?
@@lifeisacarnival1359 check this link about Baldwin's responsibilities at Rust -- News about Alec Baldwin Director Of Safety At Rust Ranch. It would be a hoot if Trump made a spoof about shooting women in the face for Saturday Night Live, or dead or Alive would it not? Too Soon?
Funny how you deleted your comment telling me to check a link referring to Baldwin as "Director of Safety at Rust Ranch". Lie much?
I’m sick of people commenting on how Alec is absolved of guilt because he is only an actor, not the weapons expert. Let’s say that I have a stun gun, designated as a “non-lethal weapon”. As the purchaser of the weapon, it’s not my job to make sure it’s non-lethal. But if I zap someone endlessly until their body shuts down from the stress, I’m not absolved of the guilt because the factory declared it a non-lethal weapon.
Here’s the thing, he didn’t purchase the weapon, nor did he (or anyone else on set) think that the gun was even real. It was supposed to be a cold prop gun. There is a difference between a non-lethal weapon and a prop weapon. One works but won’t kill you, one doesn’t work. Why does everyone blame him instead of the armorer who gave him the live loaded weapon? Don’t even say he was supposed to check it first. I think everybody in his position would assume a gun being handed to you on a movie set would be a prop. This is the armorer’s fault.
You just answered your question. You are zapping someone 'endlessly until their body shut down'. That is a weapon irrespective of how it was labeled by the company. You could do that with a lamp, and that lamp would be considered the 'weapon'. The charges are voluntary manslaughter.
Alternatively, you buy a stun gun, discharge it once-twice, realize that the other person is hurt and stop. If the person dies due to mislabeled 'weapon' or due to a malfunction of the weapon, the weapon manufacturer is responsible and you go free. And lastly, you realize that person is hurt but still continue a few more rounds and the person dies, you can be in for involuntary manslaughter. Circumstances being, you were not intending to kill the person, but you were handling something potentially dangerous and continued to wield it despite visible distress.
@@bigbulk688 let’s say that there were no malice involved, just seeing how long a person could endure the voltage, and their body accidentally died from the stress, either case doesn’t absolve the killer, even if the “intention” was not to harm. I’m qualifying the intention here in case it wasn’t clear before.
@@thedarkninja2000 Involuntary manslaughter still. But if someone 'authorized' let's say a gun instructor gives you a weapon assuring you that it's got blanks and you are an actor on stage and accidentally fire the gun and someone in the audience is killed. You walk away. You are a teen and not able to grasp the differences i gather. Baldwin may go down to an extent as exec producer. But legally he's safe as an actor. In any case, he seems to have taken a completely conspiratorial stance on it ATM, completely denying his previous version that he fired the gun. So let's see how it plays out.
@@bigbulk688 All firearms (any gun capable of gunpowder discharge, either with bullets or blanks) is subject to the rules of basic gun safety, the first of which is to treat every gun like it’s loaded. Second, is to never aim a firearm at something you aren’t willing to destroy. I wouldn’t label these as common sense, since not everyone would know this, but anyone with a minor amount of firearms training definitely would know this. Again, this isn’t referring to prop guns (objects that look like guns, but aren’t capable of firing anything), this is referring to firearms. That’s also why, legally speaking, anyone on a film set is allowed to inspect the firearm, from the directors, all the way down to the personal assistants making the coffee runs.
His Wife Can’t Fix This.
I bet he did it on purpose so he can get plablicity for the movie show wat ever the fuck it is I ain't watching it
I just saw it, you missed out
He is acting... probably his best acting ever.
Just like how your parents acted happy when you were born
@@supermariotransitfan1662 lmaoooooo🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀
Everyone knows he killed her on purpose 😒
noooo!!!!!. weirdest reaction ever! i smell something fishy and it aint because them 2 officers aint washed all week fam!
I dont belive it. So badly acted. whoow
he slams his phone on the table, screen down, and covers his mouth.
Both great subconscious ways to show you are hiding information.
Also ways of expressing heartbreak of someone’s death.
chill out erick u watched too many sherlock
Yes. Looks like he was glad and then quickly covered his mouth in case the wrong word came out! Slamming something on the table like that could be done for either yes or no.
Hollywood about to bail out this dude lmao
Immediately wanting to call his wife shows his first instinct is HIS family, his life, NOT REMORSE knowing you took an innocent human life.
Maybe he just wants to tell her that she died? Or talk to someone who he loves because he IS remorseful? What are you? A psychoanalyst?
He's in shock cuz he's thinking 🤔 how it's gonna effect his career, that's all
Trump is responsible of course, poor Alec was possessed with Donald Trump SNL character.
I have two questions: 1) Will Trump be tweeting again but more importantly 2) Does anyone know if Joe Biden showed up for work today ?
Well he is an actor... And he has been showing what kind of "person" he is all these months after the incident (not accident maybe).So based on that I would say he is just ACTING.Pretending that he is so hurt....But the true is that has been very worried ONLY about saving his already very old ass.And for the risk of loosing part of his retirement account paying compensation to the family of the victim.Saying many lies by the way.And trying to blame others for his own lack of care and common sense when handling a weapon. And NOT showing any, absolutely any compassion for the husband and family of the person that he KILLED.Yes that he KILLED...And that will not be with her family, kids, husband anymore.NEVER AGAIN thanks to him.So I CAN NOT respect this old dude at all....By the way this old guy is so narcissistic that is having a new baby, after all this incident( we can see how hurt he really is...) and when he is more than 60 yo...and he feels so so "young" and full of life. Hilarious 😆😆....
He's an actor!
Okay
We ain't retarded
I was there and he said “I’m going to shoot that woman”
I highly doughbt that
@@idk_idk780 yes he killed the poor woman!! alec should rot in jail!!
what a joke you are
Alec Baldwin was set up
So was I
Such a bad actor
I'd love to see trump doing a Baldwin in SNL skit about this incident now.
Acting like he always does !😡
This guy is such an actor. I think he's a liar to his core, to be honest. There's enough evidence in the public domain.
@Samuel vann do what? I think he was incompetent and killed her on accident. His lies are about feeling sorry - he's trying to virtual signal he had nothing to do with her death
Know way he loaded the bullets of 18th century revolver? Question should be how many people had the gun ? .... 2nd problem is the movie industry has too have 2-3 people check the bullets / weapons before a live screen in action screen. This is down to safety checks. 2-3 people should of check a gun / weapons before a live action screen because too many thing's could happen. This proves it 🤔☕️
@@MichaelLudden what makes you think he doesn’t care ??? I really think u just think that because of his trump skits. And every person I see commenting against him is so obviously politically motivated they all type exactly like u do and talk like all the republicans who fight in comments
@@joyhouse4625 yeah and it’s not his job bro. He gets paid to act. Not do that, most actors probably don’t know that rule at all.
Alec Baldwin murdered someone on the highest stage possible and is getting away with it.
He's worried about whats going to happen to himself, he doesn't give a shit about anyone else. He's lying about not pulling the trigger, that type of gun WILL NOT fire without a trigger pull, it's impossible. If he wasn't lying about that then I'd feel bad for him.