Actor Alec Baldwin sued after fatal shooting incident

A member of the "Rust" film crew who witnessed the accidental shooting on set has recently filed a lawsuit against actor Alec Baldwin and the film's producers for failing to comply with safety standards. lead to fatal accidents.

The person accused Alec Baldwin, the producers and others of failing to follow safety standards and allowing "a loaded pistol to be pointed at people on the set of Rust".

This is the first lawsuit in the case of Alec Baldwin accidentally shooting and causing death on set in October. Alec Baldwin is both an actor and one of the producers of the movie "Rust". Accordingly, in a scene from the movie "Rust", actor Alec Baldwin opened fire, but unexpectedly the gun was a real bullet.

In the petition, Svetnoy recalls the scene when the bullet from the Colt M1911 gun in Baldwin's hand went through Halyna Hutchins in the blink of an eye. At that time, Svetnoy held his head in shock.

In addition, the lawsuit also names other defendants as David Halls - the assistant director who gave the gun to Baldwin, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed - the person in charge of weapons on set, and the film's production team.

Media representatives for Alec Baldwin, Dave Halls, Hannah Gutierrez and other producers did not respond to the lawsuit.

An accident on the set of "Rust" last October left the director of photography Halyna Hutchins (42) dead and the film's director Joel Souza (48 years old) seriously injured. According to Reuters, the gun that Alec Baldwin used on the set was a common pistol used in Hollywood movies.

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