I hope he does, but won't be surprised if he doesn't.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

He will go to court sure. Only time will tell what will happen.

Not sure what will happen. It seems like it was an accident, but that doesn't change the fact that a life was lost. Ignoring anything about Baldwin that I might have disliked before, I feel sorry for everyone involved here. Something he'll have to live with for the rest of his life regardless of sentencing. Unless he's a completely apathetic psychopath, and knowing Hollywood, he probably is.

Prolly not cause he's a rich, famous Leftard. And Biden has weaponized the Justice Dept and the FBI.
MAGA! FAFO! Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. Dumbocraps: evil people who celebrate murder.

Depends. I mean it's not like he killed a Dog or anything like that.

by kuatorises January 23, 2023 07:06 PM
Member since April 29, 2020
What. The. Fuck. Are. You. Talking. About?
Read again…if you're able to read more than 2 lines.

What. The. Fuck. Are. You. Talking. About?

by kuatorises January 23, 2023 02:14 AM
Member since April 29, 2020
"I'm sorry?"
As the water has…
(Macbeth)
Ok, will excuse
your
lousy quote.
You can't expect more from an ox than a good piece of meat.

Is Halyna Hutchins responsible?
I don't think so and I think it was murder.
It 'only' killed the wrong target.
When the first news of the tragedy broke, had goosebumps on my neck.
Because the whole circumstances were described in one of my favourite books. *
There, someone secretly (and intentionally!) switched ammunition to assassinate the director.
In the book it was just phantasy and we don't watch a detective story.
But apart of Halyna Hutchins death, the director Joel Souza was injured.
Won't reveal who the killer in the book was (irrelevant too).
But over and over again the question for me:
WHO BROUGHT THE LIVE AMMUNITION TO THE FILM SET ?!
*
The Heart-Keeper (1968) by Françoise Sagan
The title and the book-cover are misleading.
It's a witty life and crime story set against Hollywood's glittering backdrop.
It's a love story also, but different from what you would think from the title.
It starts with a Shakespeare quote:
The Earth hath bubbles
As the water has…
(Macbeth)

by kuatorises January 22, 2023 02:21 PM
Member since April 29, 2020
Helena Hutchens is dead because someone brought live rounds onto the set. Did the armorer want Hutchens dead? Of course not. Is she resposible? Yes. A murderer? No.
Most of the people who think he's guilty don't like him as a person, which is irrelevant
Exactly, Baldwin's character
and
his political preferences are irrelevant.
Is Halyna Hutchins responsible?
I don't think so and I think it was murder.
It
'only'
killed the wrong target.
When the first news of the tragedy broke, had goosebumps on my neck.
Because the whole circumstances were described in one of my favourite books.
*
There, someone secretly (and intentionally!) switched ammunition to assassinate the director.
In the book it was just phantasy and we don't watch a detective story.
But apart of Halyna Hutchins death, the director Joel Souza was injured.
Won't reveal who the killer in the book was (irrelevant too).
But over and over again the question for me:
WHO BROUGHT THE LIVE AMMUNITION TO THE FILM SET ?!
*
The Heart-Keeper (1968) by Françoise Sagan
The title and the book-cover are misleading.
It's a witty life and crime story set against Hollywood's glittering backdrop.
It's a love story also, but different from what you would think from the title.
It starts with a Shakespeare quote:
The Earth hath bubbles
As the water has…
(Macbeth)

Helena Hutchens is dead because someone brought live rounds onto the set. Did the armorer want Hutchens dead? Of course not. Is she resposible? Yes. A murderer? No.
Most of the people who think he's guilty don't like him as a person, which is irrelevant.

by kuatorises January 20, 2023 06:17 PM
Member since April 29, 2020
No, this will either be thrown out or he'll be found not guilty. This isn't a guy choosing to drive drunk or some other negligent/unintentional accident. He was
given
a gun and told it was safe. Live bullets shouldn't be on a movie set to begin with. The armorer is ****ed though.
Agreed.
The main question still stays:
Who brought the live ammunition to the film set?!
And for what purpose?
Instead, Baldwin's supposedly bad character is widely discussed everywhere.

Don't point guns at people, you say?

Doesn’t matter if he was “given the gun” you still always check the chamber and you don’t point a gun at people even if you think it’s “safe.” Also he was the producer so should have been checking the safety regulations

No, this will either be thrown out or he'll be found not guilty. This isn't a guy choosing to drive drunk or some other negligent/unintentional accident. He was
given
a gun and told it was safe. Live bullets shouldn't be on a movie set to begin with. The armorer is ****ed though.

Just like Epstein, eh?
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

No: he will be arrested and hang himself in jail.
My password is password

Probably get house arrest instead.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

My password is password

No, although he should.
A Saturday night special is an EVERYDAY special.

It was a prop gun that was a real firearm, not a replica

𝐸𝓇𝒾𝒸𝒶𝑅𝑒𝓃𝑒—𝒫𝓇𝒾𝒸𝑒

It was a prop gun. Every article on google confirms that is was prop gun.
"You had me at Elk Tartare"
-Erin Wotherspoon

In that case the camera operator would not be behind the camera. They would be observing from a monitor in another room or behind the actor holding the firearm. Safety should always be their priority.

"Also he should never have been aiming and firing a gun at crew members, even if he thought it was empty or had blanks (blanks can still kill people)"
I have seen movies where the actor fires the gun right at the camera.
How do they do that if they are not supposed to fire a gun, even with blanks, at them?
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