公開日:2021/12/25 / 最終更新日:2021/12/25

The gun that killed filmmaker Halyna Hutchins was a Colt pistol, DailyMail.com has exclusively learned.

Alec Baldwin was handling the vintage gun on the set of Rust in Santa Fe, New , when it accidentally discharged – killing mom-of-one Hutchins, 42, and wounding director Joel Souza.

According to a call sheet obtained by DailyMail.com, Baldwin was taking part in a mock gunfight inside the church building on the Bonanza Ranch film set when Hutchins was hit.

Co-stars Jensen Ackles, Swen Temmel and Travis Hammer were also in the scene – numbered 121 – alongside Baldwin’s stunt double Blake Teixeira and stunt coordinator Allan Graf.

Production notes show the Colt pistol was one of several weapons on set at the time but the only one used in 121 and the preceding 118.

Filming had been due to continue with a scene that showed Baldwin being thrown into a stagecoach but it was halted following the accident.

Further scenes featuring Baldwin and Ackles had been scheduled for today and over the weekend but have now been postponed indefinitely.

The crew on Baldwin’s movie set were already concerned about gun safety before he accidentally shot and killed Hutchins, and the prop master in charge of the firearm that killed her had reportedly just joined the crew after a union walkout.

A search warrant released Friday said that an assistant director сериалы 2022 онлайн handed Baldwin a gun loaded with live rounds and indicated it was safe to use in the moments before the fatal shooting. 

The warrant indicated that a single bullet struck Hutchins in the chest, and then struck director Joel Souza in the shoulder as he was standing behind her, injuring him, suggesting the bullet traveled all the way through Hutchins’ body.  

Unionized workers had walked off the set hours before the fatal shooting, after they complained about long hours, shoddy conditions and another safety incident days earlier involving ‘two misfires’ of a prop weapon. 

And the yet-unnamed prop master who oversaw the gun used in the fatal shooting was a nonunion worker who was ‘just brought in’ to replace the workers who left over safety concerns, a source involved in the movie told the . 

Unionized employees had been complaining about the fact they had to stay overnight in Albuquerque – an hour’s drive from the set – and not Sante Fe because production wouldn’t pay for their hotels, according to sources cited by The Times and multiple social media posts by film and TV insiders. 

When they turned up to set to clear their things on Thursday, they found they’d been replaced by locals. 

It begs the question of who those local workers were, what their training was and to what ext