When his estranged grandson is convicted of an accidental murder and sentenced to hang,
How did he shoot two people?
They do use blanks but these can still be dangerous in some circumstances. The chain of events leading up to Brandon Lee’s death are insane.I don’t understand? Why did the gun not have blanks? Why did they have a real fully loaded gun in set??
I don’t understand? Why did the gun not have blanks? Why did they have a real fully loaded gun in set??
It's DOP and Director, and they are often very physically close when setting up shots etc.I'm still wondering how two people got shot? Could they have just been standing close together? Or something more foul amok? And has he really not been arrested? Surely police were called to the scene!
It's all such a weird holey story at the moment, and very very unfortunate.
And has he really not been arrested? Surely police were called to the scene!
They do use blanks but these can still be dangerous in some circumstances. The chain of events leading up to Brandon Lee’s death are insane.
Even blanks can kill someone - it's still an explosion going off in the barrel of a gun, just with nothing (supposedly) to propel forward.
Idk, accidental or not I would have thought the police would have been interested in questioning the man with the gun in his hand?
In the UK at least, manslaughter doesn't require any intent. Maybe our Americans can confirm if it's the same in the States (assuming this took place there). If so, he's committed a crime whether he meant to or not and the prison sentence cold be lengthy. The police may choose not to prosecute, but I don't know why it's a leap to expect he might be arrested? If he wasn't a film star, surely he would have been
the sheriff was already on the scene, but then he took his costume off and went home
killer Alec Baldwin still very much at large with a five hundred dollar bounty on his head!
He went voluntarily to the police station and gave a statement. There would have been a ton of witnesses, so I'm assuming the police are treating it as an accident if they've made no arrests yet. The producers and the prop people may end up liable but we won't hear that for a while.Idk, accidental or not I would have thought the police would have been interested in questioning the man with the gun in his hand?
I've read/seen a lot about this over the years. It's horrendous.I'm reminded of this situation:
(TL;DR John Landis is a cunt and/or a murderer)Twilight Zone accident - Wikipedia
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In the UK at least, manslaughter doesn't require any intent. Maybe our Americans can confirm if it's the same in the States (assuming this took place there). If so, he's committed a crime whether he meant to or not and the prison sentence cold be lengthy. The police may choose not to prosecute, but I don't know why it's a leap to expect he might be arrested? If he wasn't a film star, surely he would have been
Well, you can not intend to kill someone and not do all the safety checks. In the same way you can not intend to kill someone but still get drunk and drive a car.My dad (lawyer) said that manslaughter would require recklessness, and that a malfunctioning prop wouldn’t count. So I guess intent does matter?
Well, you can not intend to kill someone and not do all the safety checks. In the same way you can not intend to kill someone but still get drunk and drive a car.
Which is probably why Baldwin hasn't been arrested and is unlikely, as an actor, to be held responsible.I’m not an expert on this at all, but when you’re driving, it is your responsibility to make sure you do all safety checks. On a film set, it’s not the actor’s job to do safety checks, but someone who works with props.
Agreed. I also, personally, don’t think this is Baldwin’s fault. With the information we have now at leastWhich is probably why Baldwin hasn't been arrested and is unlikely, as an actor, to be held responsible.