Alec Baldwin Reflects on Painful Journey Following 'Rust' Premiere
Alec Baldwin discusses his emotions surrounding the completion of 'Rust' after Halyna Hutchins' tragic death, addressing public perceptions and personal trauma.
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Summary
Alec Baldwin, star and producer of 'Rust,' reflects on his reluctance to watch the final cut of the film due to the emotional toll from the on-set death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. In interviews, he emphasizes the pain experienced by his wife Hilaria and clarifies misconceptions about profiting from the film. Baldwin insists he waived his fees to support Hutchins' husband, who now owns the film, while also addressing criticisms from Hutchins' family. The film premiered at a Polish festival, but Baldwin was not in attendance, seeking to distance himself from the controversy.
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