Alec Baldwin's Misconduct: Expert Armorer Talks 'Unsafe Situation' on 'Rust'
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2024
- Expert armorer Bryan Carpenter highlighted actor Alec Baldwin's misconduct while walking the jury through footage from the 'Rust' set.
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Inexperienced armorer. Arrogant actor. Deadly duo.
And her being on drugs too ....
Apparently, like shooting after hours that is an unconfirmed rumour
@@rev.valeriehamann4049 Pretty sure AB had substance in his system as well from the initial investigation by Albuquerque.
It’s more than the duo who were narcissistic and unaccountable.
@@rev.valeriehamann4049 both of them were
Baldwin comes across as a real jerk. Rushing and bullying people around fire arms is disgusting and deeply disturbing.
He comes across as a real jerk because he is a real jerk.
he is a bully, bullied. his wife called his daughter 'you're a pig like your Mother" complete a-hole
@@elizabethlacky6068 nooo way he's such a good caring person that treats women and children so good. 😂
Virtue signals in public but at work, not so much
@@tumbleweed2240 Yeah, pretty much.
"Come on! Come on! Hurry up! Let's go!" I did not pull the trigger.
He an idot but that's irrelevant really, a trained actor was negligent not the first time.. shouldn't have been live ammo on the set.
No, there shouldn't have been live ammo on the set but that does not absolve anyone of having to exercise basic gun safety.
You never point the gun at someone you don't want to shoot. You always assume the gun is loaded with live rounds, and check it when it gets handed to you.
Standing on the action of the armorer alone isn't good enough for a safe environment when firearms are involved.
Like someone else mentioned, what do you think Baldwin would have done if he had a suicide scene where he had to put that gun to his own head and pull the trigger ? Do you think he would have assumed it was fine ?
@Donna_Evilson Just proves he was negligent, if there was no live ammo wouldn't have been a lethal incident
This wasn't a range and even if it was incidents happen even on them, its the job of real safety professionals, not diversity hires to guarantee they don't happen through procedure and redundancies.
At the end of the day, you get what you pay for sometimes
@Donna_Evilson Anyone issued a firearm on set must be given training and guidance in its safe handling and use, but all activity with firearms on a set must be under the careful supervision and control of the professional armourer and the employer.
All this just proves Alec was negligent, if there was no live ammo wouldn't have been a lethal incident
This wasn't a range and even if it was incidents happen even on them, like you said its up to real safety professionals not woke diversity hires to guarantee they don't happen through procedure and redundancies.
If safety was left up to only the actor they wouldn't get insurance.
@@metalmamasue3680Yeah, maybe. If Hannah was right there and handed it to him and said "Go ahead. It's cold guaranteed." What a little lot of yolks just aren't getting here is the trust factor. This is going on a few basic assumptions: 1) he knows Hannah, knows her dad, watched her grow up. 2) she is a very knowledgeable armorer with no agenda (given). Even if he knew someone he didn't know was on the set out to get him, he knows she wouldn't let it go down that way. He trusts her to not let it happen.
Lol Baldwin has no idea what proper gun handling is. He looks like a fool "shooting".
Lol…my thoughts as well.Dumb old fart.
LMAO - right on!
I agree. Putting Baldwin in a wester is like putting Clint Eastwood in a romantic movie even though Hollywood did that too.
I wasn't sure if i was the only one who thought that. I was thinking damn they must work miracles in editing to make that look good.
@@technoir2584 I liked Clint in "Bridges of Madison County though!"
Sadly, it appears ‘all’ we’re intimidated by hot shot Baldwin & NO ONE spoke.
I agree his yelling and rushing people is ridiculous they need to slow down triple check everything this is how people get hurt and sure enough here we are
There needs to be protocols for every movie set. Armorer was too young to be the only person in charge of guns and safety.
Yes and he is a producer. He is responsible for the set to be safe etc
That is how the "business" works. The "stars" are irreproachable.
@@LCx829 But diversity and everyone feeling represented is what’s important apparently
As this trial continues, it’s showing me Alec has a lot to do with this. Yes, Hannah is guilty to a degree. But these videos showing Alec being extremely arrogant and using the firearm as a pointer WITH HIS FINGER ON THE TRIGGER, really speaks volumes. The video showed Alec absolutely rushing Hannah making her scramble around because something doesn’t go Alec’s way. Alec created a very unsafe environment and violated so many basic gun safety rules.
And because Alec can’t maintain firearm safety practices, his negligence killed Halyna.
...in violation of New Mexico's Involuntary Manslaughter statute 30-2-3.
I always thought he should be the one mainly held responsible, but this footage makes it even more disturbing. I think Hannah was negligent but I don’t know if she should get as much time in prison as Alec deserves. The set sounds like it was a MESS and complete chaos. So many people can be held responsible for this horrible tragedy.
@@NEnigma777he may be arrogant and bossy but ultimately it was her responsibility. Her complete lack of experience and real knowledge is the reason this happened. Pure incompetence. She should never have taken the position.
@@differenttakethanmost Hannah was too young and inexperienced to be expected to handle the demands of handling Alec and two jobs. Yea, she effed up but Alec was the producer and should have taken the importance of hiring a good armorer seriously.
She was negligent and incompetent on previous sets that didn’t involve Baldwin. She was responsible for an accidental misfire for which Nic Cage prophetically remarked she was going to get someone killed.
This is the first time I’m watching this case live. Insane that he there is actual video of all the evidence! 😳
Baldwin is looking worse and worse.
Especially when he was basically directing the scene and ordering the armourer to reload!
Baldwin is a nasty man, when this story first came out I was not surprised.
He looks like a maniac
He sure is.
He NEVER looked good to start with! Lefties depressurise small spherical objects!
There was alot of negligent behavior from many people. No wonder the first film crew quit!
LMAO - right on!
They didn't quit. They got fired!😢😂😂😂
First to cut cost Baldwin he hired her for two jobs. And second no matter what that guy says it appears Baldwin does whatever he wants.
Yeah , that's what celebrity culture does.
Hannah wasn't a kid. She's in her twenties. She was a lazy stoner and someone died. No one forced her to take that job.
@@johnsambo9379I agree with you about Hannah but Baldwin is far from innocent
She said she could handle it!
Her bloody fault should have declined.
Her fault.
I all see here is an arrogant actor. That’s all he is guilty of. He is allowed to continue to behave this way and probably is like this on every set 🤕🤦🏽♀️..
Armourer is the one responsible.
Not competent then don’t do it.
It’s like the lady pilot who was incompetent, bought a new complex plane soon after getting her pilot license then crushed the plane killing herself and her father.
It was her fault.
Zero self awareness. You must know when you are out of your depth!
Ironic they’re all wearing masks but gun safety be damned!
Yep comply comply 🙄
@militantnormal428, Covin masks, PUTZ.
liberal logic
haha logic and leftists don't mix
AB did not want an experienced professional because they wouldn’t put up with his bully like demeanor.
Exactly.
There you go.
He most likely surround himself with yesmans. It woundn't work otherwise. Everybody knows what he is when he snaps. So everybody works in a nerve racking environment instead and keep their mouth shut to not poke the bear. This trial is exactly what I was expecting. Hope Alec will get most of the accountability.
@@gnad8594I like that new word you accidentally misspelled
Woundn’t 😝
And of course he'd have to pay more for the services of fully ticketed and experienced professionals.
Alec Baldwin is obviously intimidating to everyone on set...the fact that he's rushing everyone is a perfect example of why this incident occurred. Yes...the 24 year-old, inexperienced armorer was at fault, but Baldwin, being the arrogant "big star" producer/actor could scare the daylights out of everyone on the set and make safety a secondary concern. Baldwin deserves as much prison time as the armorer.
Main thing I want to know is how did a live round even get on the property
In this open carry state you would have to violate everyone’s 2nd amendment right to keep them off.
They were shooting crap with the pistol in between takes.
I suspect that Sarah is responsible for that. I wonder if she made a mistake and put some live rounds in with dummy rounds and that is the reason she threw the rounds in the gun away after the shooting. But I don't know if we will ever have enough information to know for sure.
THAT is the $64,000.00 dollar question. NO LIVE AMMO EVER ON A SET!! This situation is proof of that! Makes no difference who is arrogant or cranky or bossy or whatever. NO LIVE AMMO EVER ON A SET!!! Extremely sad , needless accident.
@@josephgabriel3609, blanks are also live ammo and can be deadly if there is something lodged in the barrel. It's easy to say "no live ammo" but if proper muzzle control is used then it wouldn't be an issue and if proper muzzle control isn't used then there might still be a problem even if live rounds with projectiles in them aren't on set.
I like this guy as an armorer. I wish he'd been on the set.
Mask safety, check. Guns, whatever.
Alex lays on the ground directing the action by using the gun as a pointer. Once again his finger is on the trigger, though the revolver is uncocked. It's "loaded with blanks." Or not. Was she too intimidated or too unknowledgeable to retrieve the gun from him immediately at the end of the scene? His professionalism really brought out the best in her. Get two cells ready.
I think that the key concept here is "revolver is uncocked". Being a single action revolver, it's highly unlikely that the gun will be fired by a trigger on the finger. 😂😂😂. So, basically, he's being just as safe as he would be if he was waving the gun around with a finger not on the trigger. As long as he doesn't drop it in the dirt with a live round under the hammer.😂😂😂
You sure that's the trigger? Looks like a trigger guard to me. Finger is covering it up indicating that the finger is in front of and on the outside of it. Outside the trigger guard, that is.
Why can't most lawyers figure out how to use a computer? They need to hire a 5 year old.
Computer literacy in children is actually horrible these days due to phones & tablets. Most 10 year olds can't use a mouse & keyboard, & have no idea how Folders work. The lawyers are doing a much better job than a modern 5 year old could do.
If lawyers knew how to use computers and do math, they would be engineers, instead of lawyers.
@BrockVillain .. LOL!
Guns are being played with and being pointed at people!
Great witness - knowledgable and to the point!
Ik!! Total master of his craft!
Best testimony of the trial. And quite condemning. Clearly, Alec Baldwin exceeded his role as an actor. He was also an executive producer, which he means he hired the armorer, but he is behaving like a DIRECTOR! Very odd. He is literally taking over control of the filming and pressuring the armorer and others to hurry things up. This means he is a direct contributor to the negligence that led to the death of Halyna Hutchins... pulling the trigger was just Alec going above and beyond to ensure the most dangerous environment possible. What a mess.
He's an ego maniac narcissist.
AB looks so reckless with the gun imho. I don't care who you are. Safety was not 1st imo
Obviously!
For everyone blaming solely the armorer, and yes she was definitely negligent, what do they think Baldwin would have done if it had been a suicide scene and he had to point it at his own head and pull the trigger ? Do they think he would have trusted that it would be fine without checking it himself ?
27:34 says it all..... crew was fed up with Baldwin....
She appeared to be intimidated by Alec. He was financially involved in the movie, commanded people to do what he wanted, was domineering and aggressive. He is older and more experienced making movies and I feel like all these things intimidated her to a point where she lost sight of safety when he was directing her to move faster, etc.
No are u seeing him, there ain't no actor that acts like this Baldwin is an ass that's why I was not surprised when this story came out.
I get it AB is an asshole but it’s her job to make sure that everything is on point would you not agree ? You will always find assholes in any position you go for but your job is your job.
What if that "Hurry up hurry up. Get the gun reloaded!". is PART OF THE SCRIPT? He's telling the kid to hurry up he needs that gun because the posse is still coming at them and he needs that gun loaded right away.
@@blablabroz9772I don't think that is the scene where Halyna got shot in.
So, you'd agree that she would be safer to be loading the guns in the prop truck by the gun safe where everything can be locked up and she can get what she needs without leaving carts all over the set?
Wonderful witness!
On the set of the classic Western television series “Bonanza,” there were no reported fatalities. The show, which aired from 1959 to 1973, 14 years and 431 episodes. Only occasional accidents , No Deaths
Also hannha pointed the muzzle at the guy as she handed the gun off 😮
Just from an insurance perspective as an adjuster I see comparative negligence with Baldwin at 80% responsibility and Gutierrez at 20% responsibility so far just based on what we've seen to date
@@101GM8Wrong.
This is a criminal trial, not an insurance settlement. Baldwin committed Involuntary Manslaughter, amd she did not.
Yeh i agree with you 80/20 baldwin/reed
Nope. The Armorer is ultimately responsible for all the firearms. 100% her.
@DortonFarb Wrong! The armorer is responsible for all the firearms on the set. No one forced her to take that job!
The muzzle on the second shot was pointed toward the 2 camera crews, not either of the lenses.
Good to know that the set was safe from Covid though
LMAO - right on!
of course brainwashed baldwin seems to think covid is more deadly than a live weapon
Remember, Alec Baldwin is pro-gun control legislation. Just not when HE has the gun.
Part of the anti-gun crowd is that they are also against proper gun training. Personally, I think gun safety should be taught in schools. Kids are going to make their own choices about whether they are going to use guns or not, but it would be better if they all understood how to handle guns if they do get their hands on one. Just the normal hunter safety course would go a long way towards teaching people to handle guns properly.
The unfortunate fact is that only one person had hold of that gun when it went off and only one person shot the victim. Alec vehementely denies that he pulled the trigger but no gun is fired without the trigger being pulled. An absolute tragedy but it could have been prevented.
Hannah did not point the gun and pulled the trigger
Imo opinion it looked like his finger was alledegedly on the trigger when hed drew inthe church. Look at it again that us what i see
Sig p320 has that triggerless fire feature.
@@cat-qd8wi she brought live ammo,and loaded gun with it
@@marinothegreatsan, where's the evidence that she knowingly brought live ammo? It seems like there was some evidence that the live rounds on set were reloads of a brand that doesn't even make live ammo. She may have missed a safety check that might have prevented this, but if someone hadn't have converted dummy rounds into live ammo, that might have prevented it too. Additionally, if Baldwin had been careful to keep the gun pointed away from other people, even a live round wouldn't have been deadly. Even the state's witness mentioned that she gave warnings about people being in front of the gun when Baldwin was waving it around.
She obviously only got this job because of nepotism. She didn’t know anything about guns
She got the job because other armorers refused to accept a $7000 salary which was 50% less than the typical pay for that kind of production
100%
Absolutely - sent in a girl to do a serious professional's job:( Wonder how many other 'women' armorers there are out there--especially 20-something year olds.
She looks like someone who you expect to see in a THC dispensary or a vape shop. No offense but wouldn't trust anyone like her to handle firearms.
@@saltlifegull4091 They should have hired former Navy SEAL Shawn Ryan. Shawn Ryan trained Keanu Reeves for John Wick.
Baldwin has a lot of explaining to do.
I want to know how and why live rounds were ever permitted on that set. To me, THAT is the crux of guilt or innocence. I haven't watched the trial, but IMO, whether AB is an arrogant turd or not, why is it HIS job to do the armorer's job? Isn't SHE responsible for making sure the guns have blanks? Why in the world would AB even be CONCERNED about pointing a gun on the set? If it's either supposed to be empty or loaded with blanks, how is it HIS fault the victims were shot with live rounds? Make it make sense.
1. Open carry state = live rounds are allowed on the set.
2. Actor should check before aiming even a rubber gun at ANYONE.
What do you think Alex would have done if it had been a suicide scene and he had to point that gun at his own head and pull the trigger ? Do you think he would have just assumed it would be fine ?
Live rounds on set was a huge screw up, and the main cause of this. But there are multiple safety protocols that were not followed that would have prevented this. Alex as producer was aware of those issues, crew had walked of set because of them, he did nothing to prevent those safetyl apses. Then with full knowledge of the safety issues alex as an actor was handling his weapon in an extremely dangerous and negligent manner and killed someone. There is plenty of blame to go around, and the armorers negligent acts do not absolve alex of his.
Watching Baldwin handle a gun in that scene, it suddenly become clear how he could have accidently pulled a trigger whilst never knowing or thinking he did.
The only question is why was there live ammo anywhere near the set?
26:58 I like how they completely ignored this part, with Baldwin saying: “I’m gonna shoot right, I don’t wanna shoot towards you”
I noticed that!!! That’s crazy and kinda spooky actually. I hope they use it in his trial as a ‘You DO know better’!!!Moment.
He can try and say he didn't know any better and shouldn't be liable, but they can either use clips like this as well as his previous experience in action movies or point out the negligence of his failure to attend safety meetings for this production. Either way, "I'm just an actor who didn't know better" isn't a valid excuse.
This footage of Baldwin rushing and berating everybody on set is very damning imo
Does anyone really think Hannah could have told Alec Baldwin to slow things down on his own movie? I understand that would have been optimal but no one in that position on their second job would have told Alec how to do his job
I think she could have, but given that she already had one boss who wanted to fire her and Baldwin likes to be in charge, I don't think she would've lasted very long after that and she might not have been able to find work in the industry after that.
@@TimothyFish In theory yes, anyone with common sense or experience should have stopped everything after the second negligent discharge and constant shooting blanks at directors, or off script. The argument is that Hannah took the job therefore is responsible for safety and i agree. But realistically, not many people would have tried to tell Alec what to do in that scenario
A real professional would have.
@@PhillipMiass Did you not see the footage of Alec directing Hannah around on set to "quickly reload" and angry she didn't have a second gun reloaded ready to go?
@@declan92100 Point? Baldwins ego does not supercede the rules of gun safety or the rules on set. A true professional would have put him in check or quit before becoming a liability. Pretty simple.
Lmfao, the minute plus of her nonstop tapping the arrow key killed me. It was like a spoof edit that was dubbed over. I lost it when they cut to Hannah at 6:51 sitting there and it’s just “tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa-tapa” like she’s doing it
LMAO - right on!
This is the second tragic death to which HG has been closely associated;and she is only 24 years old.
Who's the 2nd? Hadn't heard of that. How terrible
I like this firearms’ expert. I could listen to him all day-if I had the time, of course. I’m very busy person.
Trusting someone with purple and green hair with that kind of authority is their biggest mistake
Her price was right, and she didn't make waves.
@gnosticnight Yep. Plus, Alec hired her himself. He was the executive producer. It was his job to screen the hires.
If I'm a general contractor of let's say a house being built and I see a strung out beaver on side of the road with a "will work 4 fewd!" Sign, and I then hire him to build the house.... I'll be the one being sued when it falls apart or catches fire.
Same thing applies here. People pretend this is hard to understand. It's not really. Hire an idiot and they'll do idiotic things. They'll share blame but you're accountable to the higher extent as you're the reason why they're there to begin with.
Then he gave her two jobs. He must not have thought she was too incompetent then at least. She couldn't even handle one job. He micromanaged every aspect anyways.
I think even a competent armorer would have had a very hard time on that set by the looks of things.
She wasn't, and isn't ready. It's just that simple. Add in yet another arrogant narcissistic idiotic boss with a huge ego and a pension for being dangerous with deadly weapons and you have the perfect recipe for disaster.
Was just gonna say that!
Exactly. A young girl with attitude..notice how angelic she appears in court..lol almost looks like entirely different girl.i dint blame Alec..he hired this kid to do her job. He assumed it was safe. It's a very unfortunate situation..but I place blame on the girl
@60nygal He cocked, aimed, and fired a real gun at not just 1, but 2 people.
Of course it's his fault people was hurt and died. Snap out of it.
The share of guilt that lead up to that point however is the only thing that should be in question.
Every single person that works professionally in film should watch this trial in its entirety.
Why is the director not being held accountable.
As far as i understood watching hours of BTS footage the director is 100% in charge of the set.
@@Smileeen He might be the one who actually hired her lmao
I imagine the Director feels some responsibility but it's the First Assistant Director (1st AD) who is in charge of safety on set. The Director needs to be able to count on other crew members to do their jobs so they can focus on the actors, performance and guiding the creative.
She’s toast!!!
Her attitude is evident!!
Is that a crime?
If she’s toast, that means Alec Baldwin is the toaster
@@charleslauricehaha well said! ❤
What a mess. Embarrassing and shameful set. Most of all heartbreaking 💔 RIP Helena and God Bless ur son and husband. This witness’s expertise just ended this matter.
Simply put, my condolences especially to Halyna’s son and husband💐🙏
6:30 “Uhhhhh, I apologize that this noise sounds like a gun.”
The first lesson anyone should ever learn about any gun is muzzle discipline! Every time a gun is visible just watch how many time it sweeps or points in the direction of people! Sadly ignorance can get you killed when it involves guns!
Ultimately, this is on Baldwin; It's HIS film, HIS set. I think the armorer's youth and inexperience , together with Baldwin's barking at everyone, cost her dearly, and he is throwing her under the bus
She was supposed to be “the expert” it was 100% her responsibility, HOW is that throwing her under the bus?
If she couldn’t do it, she shouldn’t have taken the job.
Just bc she knows and is related to people who know about guns, doesn’t give her the knowledge and experience of those people.
I notice many of the women in these comments defend the armorer and place the blame solely on Baldwin. It’s almost as though women have no accountability for their actions and absolve fellow women of accountability as well
She was careless and either disregarded the seriousness of her job or didn't know what she was doing. Yet, she thought she was somebody because of her dad's clout. I'll make up my mind about Alec when it's Alec's trial. But for now, this is her trial and her negligence is astounding. She had no business anywhere ammo or guns at this level of carelessness, let alone supervising the use of those guns by others.
@@Noneofyourbusiness57817lol. As a professional in my field let alone hiring someone whose job is HANDLING AMMO I would never expect a junior to perform flawlessly and would have them supervised or hire someone senior. Alec was an idiot and it’s easy to throw a junior under the bus. Was she dumb? Yes. But he should have known better being a senior.
@@differenttakethanmost on the other hand, at 24 you are climbing that career ladder, without the experience to know when you should say no. That said, when she was overwhelmed, she should have walked out. The interview or AN interview process would and should have made that implicit.
Did u see her point that weapon at the man in front of her!!!!?
What was the reason for having live ammo on set?
They still have not said who purchased the ammunition or from where it came from. they need to produce store receipts and show us the store security camera video footage of the purchase. that would shed so much light on who is truly responsible...maybe.
They never jump right in to the important stuff, they always start with irrelevant bs
Why would you think that having live ammo would matter?
@@DortonFarbbecause there's no reason for live ammo to be on a film set........
@@DortonFarb it seems like they are trying to say the girl was confused between the blanks and live rounds. Just wondering why they would have live ammo on a movie set.
This guy is the real deal. Safety is number 1. Never rush the armorer.
WHERE did the live rounds come from and WHY were they ON set anyway?? Lots of questions still to be answered,
Why would you think that mattered?
Why would you think it doesn’t?? I suppose YOU can close the case now because you obviously have all the answers. Please! Fill us all in!
As I said earlier, regardless of how live ammo got onto the set, it is still the armorer's responsibility to make sure that every round loaded into a gun isn't live ammo. Hannah the Emo Girl Pothead didn't do that. She did not do her job, and someone is dead because of it. She did not check each round. She simply shook the box of dummy rounds and took that as "good enough", then proceed to snort some coke or take a hit off her bong.
People can keep throwing blame on Alec (which is fine by me), but Hannah the Dope Fiend is responsible for Hutchins death.
@@braylonmaverick2617 It is also Baldwins responsibility to hire competent people. Yes, she is responsible but so his he....He'll have his moment to try to POINT his finger again at someone else to try lay the blame on.
@@tomjones2202 Baldwin, guilty as he may be, will be found Not Guilty when it is his time in the courtroom. They got Hannah for a scapegoat. John Landis was almost 100% at fault for chopping off the head of Vic Morrow, but walked away virtually unscathed. Rarely are the privileged held accountable.
anyone keep seeing Dwight?
Very good witness.
Gotta love Baldwin’s shiny new, clean, sharp hat🤦🏼♀️ Just like the Wild West right? 27:06
What kind of clown suit is that woman wearing?
LMAO - right on!
@@superorangeish defense attorney who never speaks.
I haven't followed this case in depth at all. Just little posts here and there but I feel like more energy needs to be spent on finding out where the live rounds came from. Was there supposed to be live rounds anywhere on a set? I mean I feel like that should be the main thing to be investigated but again I don't know much about the case or how things work on a movie set.
I wanna hear this witness on a podcast or something, seems likes cool dude with some awesome stories
He was pointing with the revolver with his finger on the trigger!
Looking at this film it seemed he’s trigger happy he was not making this movie safe in a gun range way
Extraordinary to see such casual handling of weapons.
Badwin mistakes the revolver as a music composers wand
They should both be found guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter. In the end though I think safety was absolutely Baldwins responsibility and his recklessness contributed the most to this situation. Any time you are handed a weapon, it’s ultimately your responsibility for the safe usage of that weapon.
Big difference between Baldwin and Eastwood…. “another one! come on! let’s go! reload! let’s go!”. No wonder so many people walked off for safety reasons. Eastwood would never direct like this maniac.
If _Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?_ had a Q ‘Alec Baldwin infamously killed someone. Was it: A. In a DUI? B. Paying a Sherpa to race him up a mountain? C. Cutting corners on the construction of his mansion? D. Fighting a guy in a Wendy’s Drive Thru’ Alec is the kinda guy where every answer seemed equally likely.
I’m only shocked it took Alec this long in his life to kill someone. Narcissist and psychopath is thrown around a lot now, however I truly believe Alec is a deeply antisocial, terminally narcissistic person.
At this point he’s such a megalomaniac that I’m shocked to learn he even has a body, & isn’t merely a floating head in a jar like a Futurama character.
Alec’s the kinda guy to start feeling down about himself, before smelling his own fart & saying ‘That’s right! I am the man!’.
In stark contrast, I’m deeply impressed by the professionalism, empathy, and expertise of this witness.
This is so shocking, but so so so so so true!
Seems to me Sarah has HER finger prints all over this!
Sarah didn't like playing 2nd fiddle to Hannah in regards to fire arms... hence why she (Sarah) was trying to put MORE duties onto HANNAH since when it was 'props' then SARAH was the boss.
Sarah was the 1 that THREW AWAY EVIDENCE.
Hannah is the scapegoat.
On top of everything else, the movie itself looks like complete dogshit.
People don’t understand gun is an extremely dangerous weapon
A lot of people who don’t know anything about sets trying to explain it..
A lot of people who don't know anything about guns trying to explain it..
@@DortonFarb Exactly. Anyone trying to place the blame on her while totally excusing Baldwin doesn’t know the first thing about basic gun safety. It was a real gun. Loaded with blanks or live ammo, it was in his hand, he was the one aiming it, he was the one with his finger on the trigger. None of this would have happened if he knew and followed basic firearms safety protocols.
@@KevinThomas-ok2ev Bingo.
Baldwin bossing the armorer is unbelievable and the fact she jumped to suit him and his demands shows zero safety they both are culpable as well as anyone who participated in this and said nothing.
Like Bentine said after the Custer fiasco, "Mistakes were made". These mistakes allowed live rounds make their way onto the set. I am really curious if anyone is investigating these rounds and how they got on set. That may lead to the true crime - using the lack of protocol and safety to commit a murder. While Baldwin (who fired the gun), the armorer (who handed him the loaded gun), share in death and injury, there is a lot more to this than stopping there with the blame.
She actually didn’t hand him the gun. It’s been clear the other guy did.
Close your eyes and don't think Billy bob Thornton is on the stand talking
For real lol
Mmmhhhmmm
As sad as it is, her father is a legend in the gun community. Thell Reed trained so many early TV show and Western movie actors.
If the jury doesn't come back with a guilty verdict, the fix is in!
Yes, the armorer did it 100%
@@laurens.7510 With Baldwin holding, aiming and firing the gun. Right.
Of course miss. Gutierrez wasn't going to correct monster baldwin....oops... I mean Mr. Baldwin. She was afraid of him.(my opinion) he was in charge. From what I read she didn't have alot of firearms experience and training. (I could be wrong) but that's what I read. She did see he was handling the gun like a moron but instead of risking her job by explaining to him that he was mishandling the gun she told the crew to move out of the way of the crazy gun welding idiot who was using a gun to point at things to explain things. Omfg. Baldwin proved that not only is he a tyrant and a jerk but a complete moron. I would venture to say that she was working everyday out of fear from a person like him. She was rushing and fumbling to grab bullets out of her Fannie pack to load that gun hastily. She ran when swit hung guns or doing something. And ran while holding guns. And ran while holding multiple guns. And ran while holding multiple guns in a very unsafe manner. It doesn't matter if they are loaded or not, have real bullets or blanks, if it's a real or fake gun..........you treat any gun like it is loaded at all times. This firearms expert has been right on the money so far with everything he has said. Excellent work by him. I'm only part way through this video but watching the footage so far infuriates me. Imo. So far I do think some of the blame is on her. Maybe she did have the training. But she wasn't following it if she did have the training. It's the armored responsibility to make sure gun safety is the number one priority. No matter what the director says. The armored can shut the whole production down if they deem unsafe practices and insubordination by cast, crew or directors to follow those safe protocols. I really don't know what to think but by watching her run and holding guns unsafe and hastily trying to reload a gun with bullets she's fumbling around trying to get out of a fanny pack that has several pockets.........I dont think she's had much training. Or has been around guns her whole life. Those bullets should have been in a box, a well labeled box from the manufacturer. Were the other pockets in that Fannie pack holding different types of rounds? If so that is so irresponsible. And by putting her under pressure to hurry up, if she did have different types of ammo in each pocket she could have accidentally grabbed the wrong one...I think most of the blame goes on Baldwin. A jerk, acting like a jerk and a tyrant. Making people hurry up and rush handling guns, and then using a gun as a pointing tool aiming it all over the place. I'm sure there were people in the line of that barrel as he was pointing it around. (My opinion of course) just a complete jerk, controlling a$$hole. Making people scared of him. I think she was afraid to speak up because she was afraid to keep her job probably and that is proven when she tells the crew to get out of the way of the idiot swinging a gun around the set. OK. Sorry about the ramblings. That's my speech for the day. Lol. I hope he gets blacklisted from making movies. As well as whatever this court decides.
then she is incapable of completing her role.
I would've walked too. This is a dangerous set.
The way Alec Baldwin fires his gun after the director shouted cut was bizarre. I think that action alone shows a bit of where his frame of mind was at.
I think Baldwin is in real jeopardy.
She's completely at fault. 100%
By “completely at fault 100%” I assume you mean she was holding the gun, aiming the gun, and pulling the trigger on the gun? Try again.
They both need to be held responsible.
No excuse Alec Baldwin has control issues we've seen his behavior in the media with his temper.
H 25:20 e has many years in the business and thinks he knows everything.
She is young naive with a very big job on her shoulders and also the need to make her father proud.
She is not going to stand up to Alec Baldwin on her second big movie.
The two women cops that were interviewing Baldwin did not have control, and he took over that narrative as well
He’s a narcissist.
Alec can be a jerk and pain to work with it, but that does not make it responsible for shooting live shot, this is not something he was expecting.
It’s what you’re “not expecting” that makes following basic gun safety essential when handling a firearm. Baldwin is responsible, no matter who gave him the gun, or what condition he “thought” it was in.
@@KevinThomas-ok2evAre you restarted???? THAT WAS HER JOB WHAT DON’T U UNDERSTAND
Good observation! I agree! Baldwin had a right to assume the PROP he was handed was HARMLESS.
@@forrestsmith9235It was the armourer's job to teach Baldwin that a real gun, prop or not, should never be considered harmless.
While Baldwin should have been more safety conscious, I do think the 1st AD and Armourer failed in their jobs to keep him in check. And then the producers failed the Armourer, who probably didn't have enough experience or confidence to know how to push back and properly deal with these people. Of course none of this film set protocol has much bearing on the legal culpability.
Participation trophy tragedy. Her father an armorer taught her. He knows she lacks the character and he doesn't say "You can't be and armorer" because it would hurt her feelings. Dad should be on trial too
Note how she is loading the gun. It is designed to be held in the LEFT hand, open the gate and load the rounds with the right. She is doing it entirely backwards.
it is the person receiving the gun responsibility to do a safety check
And what not . Thanks for keeping it technical ! 😆
20:56 part of me wants to see that on a t-shirt
Whose idea was it to continue showing her sitting there looking numb rather than showing testimony or questions?
Tragedy aside, Baldwin looks like a 5 year old playing cowboy
See how Baldwin is so arrogant and he’s rushing the crew. This is why the safety checks were not getting done properly. he should be held criminally held liable for the whole thing.
Why would a live round ever be on set?
Timeline 16:20. You know it man. Right on. Straight up facts.
You can be sure Baldwin's wife knows from painful experience exactly what happened on this movie set.
I'm thinking Bryan will have the flood gates opened for armorer jobs in the coming future.
turns out that Mr. Moral High Ground is the real danger .
It's really easy to blame one person for what happened here.. The truth is several people had to make several mistakes for this to happen...
It's very simple folks.. Stop using guns that can fire live ammunition.... Movie Makers need to design / retrofit movie firearms so that they can NEVER EVER accept, let alone fire live ammunition.. THAT'S JUST COMMON SENSE... Make the gun's Breech/Barrel/Magazine a unique shape so that real bullets cannot be inserted into a prop gun and used to KILL A PERSON on set. WHY HAS THIS NOT BEEN DONE ALREADY? Here's another novel idea: DON'T ALLOW/BRING LIVE AMMO ONTO A MOVIE SET!!