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“Rust” producer and star Alec Baldwin fatally shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and wounded director Joel Souza in an on-set accident last month that shocked the film industry and much of the country.
Actor Alec Baldwin told reporters Saturday he is "extremely interested" in limiting the use of firearms on film sets.
Alec Baldwin is unlikely to face charges for holding the gun that fired the fatal shot into cinematographer Halyna Hutchins while filming a scene, but he may have to front court as one of the producers of the movie, according to legal experts.
Newsweek has published an essay which argues NRA safety protocols could have made the movie set of Alec Baldwin's "Rust" Safer. The author of the Newsweek essay, Sean Spoonts, is a former Navy anti-submarine warfare operator.
Were the safety protocols not followed due to complacency or was it a gross negligence involved there? >> martha: a woman was killed. that much we know and we know that if there wasn't a live round on that set, she would be alive today. so we'll have to go back to the chain of custody of all of these weapons and the arms that were on that set. thank you very much, bryan carpenter, good to have you here today. >> bill: very interesting there. stand by for more on that keeping an eye on the hill. president biden trying to rally democrats to get behind his social spending bill to get it over the ...