He was just caught holding a gun backwards during filming on Friday. If that wasn't enough, this happened just one day after he had involuntary manslaughter charges dropped against him following the tragic shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on set last year.
New York Post reported that the 65-year-old gray-bearded actor was dressed in a gray shirt and pants and a brown overcoat and boots when he was captured holding a rifle by its barrel in his right hand on the movie’s new Montana set.
It is not clear if Baldwin is holding the weapon that way as a safety precaution or if it’s part of a scene.
“Rust” filming relocated to the Yellowstone Film Ranch in Montana’s Paradise Valley from New Mexico, where the shooting occurred on Oct. 21, 2021.
Exclusive photos obtained by The Post showed Baldwin, who plays gunslinger Harland Rust, in costume on the new set for the first time, with cuffs that appeared to be blood-stained.
Filming on “Rust” halted in 2021 after Baldwin’s prop pistol fired a real bullet, killing 42-year-old Hutchins and striking and injuring director Joel Souza.
The 49-year-old filmmaker is reportedly one of the few original crew members to remain with the production.
Seriously, what is it going to take for this guy to ahdere to proper gun safety?
We hope for everyone's safety that he learns soon.
