‘One in a Trillion Episodes’: Alec Baldwin talks about shooting set and friendship with dead director

Baldwin suggested using “rubber guns, plastic guns, nothing real—there are no real guns in shooting mode,” but admitted that he’s not the one to decide and that he’s not an expert on the subject.
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Sputnik – Alec Baldwin, Saturday (30), spoke about the ongoing investigation into the “Rust” incident that killed 42-year-old cinematographer Helena Hutchins.

The 63-year-old actor and producer told reporters that he is cooperating with the authorities and that he speaks to them daily. Baldwin insisted he could not comment Ongoing investigation.

Baldwin said that Hutchins was her friend and that on the day she arrived in Santa Fe (USA), before filming began, “he took her out to dinner with Joel. [Souza], director”.

“We were a very well oiled crew making a movie together, and then this terrible event happened.” Certain Baldwin.

He admitted that the fatal shooting on set was a “one in a trillion” tragedy. He revealed that he met Hutchins’ husband Matthew and her children to talk about the incident.

“There are incidents on film sets from time to time but nothing like this. This is one in a trillion episodes,” he said.

Alec Baldwin on an interview with husband and son of Halina Hutchins: “I don’t know how to describe it. […] to speak Incidents on movie sets From time to time, but nothing of the sort. That’s one in every trillion episodes.”

The actor also stated that he is “very interested” in reducing the size of files Use of firearms on groups.

“But remember how many bullets there have been in movies and TV shows over the past 75 years,” he said. “This is America.” “How many shots have there been on film and television before? How many billions in the last 75 years? And almost all without incident.”

Baldwin suggested using “rubber guns, plastic guns, nothing real—there are no real guns in shooting mode,” but admitted that he’s not the one to decide and that he’s not an expert on the subject.