The LA Times has great coverage of this, btw.
There were 3 other accidental firings on the same set. Sounds like a lot of negligence.
I think Storm’s a little late to the party…
There are 2 assertions both taken at face value from media reports.
Nope- the producer is the boss. Period.
I hold the same opinions about your observations. So nanny nanny poo poo.
What type of gun and what caliber bullet?
From what I’ve read non of this has been disclosed but we believe the bullet went through a person’s chest and injured another person behind her.
Again- why was Baldwin shooting directly at her chest? Was she in the scene?
Doesn’t answer my question. I believe he has a duty to check it.
Thank you for agreeing there was a basis for those statements, unlike yours.
Which one? Question mark.
There are 7 production companies backing rust. They all have different responsibilities.
Now, when this is all said and done, it is almost a foregone conclusion that certain production companies will be sued for negligence or complacency or whatever.
There’s little question that the “Rust” tragedy will yield litigation, probably for years to come. But the question of final liability can be tricky, Harris said, because producers who merely invested in the movie may not be culpable unless it can be demonstrated that some action on their part led to problems on the set.
At least I didn’t pull my opinions out of my ass. I’m basing my statements on information gathering. And all this tripe from you is just to deflect your embarrassment over asking questions that were already answered.
You can tell this also immediately.
No. A few people were behind the camera.
What SHOULD happen is an open conversation. What ACTUALLY happens is actors rely on staff for these calls, and often the actors themsevles are not even qualified to check it. They don’t know what they’re even looking for. Again, whether firearm education on sets needs to be reviewed and mandated - that’s another conversation.
Here’s a great article about the legal ramifications and industry problem:
They also include the phrase “chaotic low-budget film set”. Remember when I told you low-budget was more of an indictment than a defense? Pepperidge Farm remembers.