The trailer for 'Rust,' a Western film starring Alec Baldwin, has been released, marking a significant moment in the project's troubled history. The film faced intense scrutiny and was put on hold after the accidental shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on set in October 2021.
The incident involved a prop gun held by Baldwin, which discharged a live round, killing Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza. The aftermath led to investigations, lawsuits, and criminal charges, which were later dropped but could be refiled. Baldwin has maintained that he did not pull the trigger.
The release of the trailer signals the filmmakers' intent to move forward with the project. The film is now slated for release in May. The trailer offers a glimpse into the Western setting, the characters, and the overall tone of the movie, but its release is still met with mixed reactions, considering the tragic circumstances surrounding its production. Whether audiences will embrace the film remains to be seen.
'Rust' Movie Trailer Debuts Years After On-Set Tragedy
The official trailer for the movie 'Rust,' starring Alec Baldwin, has been released. This comes more than two years after the accidental on-set shooting that tragically killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in 2021. The film's release was delayed due to investigations and legal proceedings. 'Rust' is now scheduled to be released in May, bringing the controversial project to audiences.
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