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Since my earlier arguments on this subject, I've come around to this side. My original perspective was that actors are just actors and trusting others to do this. So it's not his fault. My current perspective is that you can't be too careful. I check that my guns are empty before handing...

I'd trust that before trusting me lol. I hasn't heard that yet

We don't know that for sure, do we? It's possible the bullet exited the first person and hit a second.

As someone who is regularly called a conspiracy theorist, even I have to say thinking this was a hit carried out by Baldwin is fucking retarded.

So they hire Alec fucking Baldwin to carry out a hit? Not fucking buying it for a second. Rich people don't do hit jobs, they hire people to do hit jobs.

That's just absolutely ridiculous. If someone like Baldwin wanted someone killed he wouldn't just do it on a live movie set. What's the motive?

IT'S A MOVIE. The CHARACTER might not have good trigger discipline, and doesn't need to. If things were running as they should, the gun given to the actor should be perfectly safe to do whatever with. That should have been ensured before the gun ever entered his hands. Yes that can mean...

He is a producer, so I was considering him at least partially responsible for hiring decisions.

I still see a lot of people going at Alec for this one, and I still don't blame him. Alec/whoever else was in charge, hired people do make sure the guns were safe, because they are aware that they don't know shit about guns. It's his job to act. He hired someone else to make sure shit was...

That's kind of bullshit really. If you had to follow gun safety all the time you wouldn't be able to shoot movies. That involves pointing a gun at someone and pulling trigger, which is 100% not gun safety. They're working assuming someone checked and made sure the gun wasn't real or loaded...