12-13-2021, 01:43 AM
I'm watching his interview now.
The whole incident is unfortunate.
My sister is in the stage crew industry and belongs to IATSE.
It affects the industy.
The fact that people had walked off the set, camera crews were replaced, people felt unsafe, safety protocols not being followed and in the interview Alec says he didn't know this.
That is sad.
He tries to have common ground with Halyna saying, "We have something in common, in that we both thought the gun was not loaded"
It is so wierd how he says that more than once, like to bond them. Creepy.
He throws the amo gal under the bus. It is unfortunate for her that this happened. Really unfortunate.
Alec is consistent in his words in talking about his many years experience of handiing guns on the set saying he never ever checked them prior.
The interviewer asked him why he didn't.
And Alec even said it wasn't his responsibility. Or he said the accident wasn't his responsibiliy.
That is disapointing that he isn't taking any responsibility for this at all.
He also said that he never pulled the trigger.
Gun people-tell me how it is possible for the gun to fire a bullet w/out the trigger being pulled.
I know people think he should just sit down and shut up,
but really the more peope talk about themselves and something that happend the more they end up showing what an idiot they are.
He said a prop person once told him not to check the guns because they are just going to be handed back to the ammo person anyway, or it could cause something to go wrong...that is his excuse.
I don't 100% blame Alec for this tragic accident unless he were the one to put the bullet in the gun. But he is completely responsible for keeping people safe on the set and he failed to do that, resulting in death, by his own hands.
I haven't finished watching the interview yet, or read a lot about this case. Has anyone ruled out that someone planted it there because they were mad at him?
(I'll go back and re-read the thread)
The whole incident is unfortunate.
My sister is in the stage crew industry and belongs to IATSE.
It affects the industy.
The fact that people had walked off the set, camera crews were replaced, people felt unsafe, safety protocols not being followed and in the interview Alec says he didn't know this.
That is sad.
He tries to have common ground with Halyna saying, "We have something in common, in that we both thought the gun was not loaded"
It is so wierd how he says that more than once, like to bond them. Creepy.
He throws the amo gal under the bus. It is unfortunate for her that this happened. Really unfortunate.
Alec is consistent in his words in talking about his many years experience of handiing guns on the set saying he never ever checked them prior.
The interviewer asked him why he didn't.
And Alec even said it wasn't his responsibility. Or he said the accident wasn't his responsibiliy.
That is disapointing that he isn't taking any responsibility for this at all.
He also said that he never pulled the trigger.
Gun people-tell me how it is possible for the gun to fire a bullet w/out the trigger being pulled.
I know people think he should just sit down and shut up,
but really the more peope talk about themselves and something that happend the more they end up showing what an idiot they are.
He said a prop person once told him not to check the guns because they are just going to be handed back to the ammo person anyway, or it could cause something to go wrong...that is his excuse.
I don't 100% blame Alec for this tragic accident unless he were the one to put the bullet in the gun. But he is completely responsible for keeping people safe on the set and he failed to do that, resulting in death, by his own hands.
I haven't finished watching the interview yet, or read a lot about this case. Has anyone ruled out that someone planted it there because they were mad at him?
(I'll go back and re-read the thread)