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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Three people were charged, Baldwin, the armored, and the assistant director that handed Baldwin the gun (who already plead guilty to a lessor charge).  The prosecution is going to try to show a pattern of lax safety behavior, so not just the fatal shot itself.
gpt
I appreciate the man as an actor, but I'm not some blind Baldwin fan.  But. It seems to me that it's 100 percent shouldered on the stunt folks. He's a freaking actor/prop himself. Should he have noticed the weight shift in the gun? Live bullets on set are guaranteed to have insane restrictions and overhead. I mean, really? We aren't in the 1920s. What's really going on here? Definitely not gross negligence on the mannequin's part.