The way he was rocking back and forth, maybe he had to go to the bathroom?
That said, despite the judge withholding the fact that he was a PRODUCER of the movie (putting him in CHARGE of every aspect including gun safety), Baldwin had the responsibility of checking the gun for its load and NOT pointing it right at another actor when he fired it. He also once said that he had good knowledge of how to use a gun.
Seems incredible to me that live ammo made its way onto a set, past the person in charge of the ammo and weapons, then passed the actor using it who then fired it directly at another person.
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Baldwin apparently wasn't raised around guns but was trying to make a western.
I feel sorry for the armorer, in the back of my mind I know she was set up.
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I'm thinking it had a little help from the AD. The same thing happened on sets he was on twice before.The way he was rocking back and forth, maybe he had to go to the bathroom?
That said, despite the judge withholding the fact that he was a PRODUCER of the movie (putting him in CHARGE of every aspect including gun safety), Baldwin had the responsibility of checking the gun for its load and NOT pointing it right at another actor when he fired it. He also once said that he had good knowledge of how to use a gun.
Seems incredible to me that live ammo made its way onto a set, past the person in charge of the ammo and weapons, then past the actor using it who then fired it directly at another person.
Baldwin has been in multiple movies where he handles many weapons and certainly is aware of gun safety rules.The way he was rocking back and forth, maybe he had to go to the bathroom?
That said, despite the judge withholding the fact that he was a PRODUCER of the movie (putting him in CHARGE of every aspect including gun safety), Baldwin had the responsibility of checking the gun for its load and NOT pointing it right at another actor when he fired it. He also once said that he had good knowledge of how to use a gun.
Seems incredible to me that live ammo made its way onto a set, past the person in charge of the ammo and weapons, then past the actor using it who then fired it directly at another person.
If that's the case, his charges should be upgraded.
