The trailer for 'Rust' has been released, providing the public with its first look at the film since the accidental shooting on set in 2021. Alec Baldwin stars as Harland Rust, a notorious outlaw in the American West. The film's production was halted after a gun held by Baldwin discharged, tragically killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza.
The release of the trailer signals a restart for the project, though legal battles related to the incident continue. Baldwin and the film's armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, are facing charges related to the shooting. The film's producers have stated their commitment to completing the project while honoring Hutchins' memory.
'Rust' is a Western drama that follows Harland Rust as he attempts to protect his estranged grandson after the boy is sentenced to hang for an accidental murder. The trailer showcases action-packed scenes and a gritty portrayal of life in the Old West. The release date for 'Rust' has not yet been announced.
'Rust' Trailer Released: First Look at Alec Baldwin Since On-Set Incident
The official trailer for the film 'Rust' has been released, offering the first glimpse of Alec Baldwin in character since the tragic on-set shooting that resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Baldwin portrays Harland Rust, a hardened outlaw in the Western drama. The film's release comes amid ongoing legal proceedings related to the incident. The trailer's debut marks a significant step forward for the project after a period of uncertainty.