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“Rust” director Joel Souza claims he has “no relationship” with Alec Baldwin following the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
In the whirlwind world of Hollywood, where dramatic plot twists are expected, few could have predicted the real-life tragedy that unfolded on the set of “Rust.” Picture this: it’s October 21, 2021, and as director Joel Souza stands behind cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, a prop gun held by star Alec Baldwin fires a live round, resulting in a fatal shooting that would leave the film industry reeling. Now, in the wake of that haunting day, Souza is opening up about everything from the far-reaching consequences of that single moment to the strange, unsettling dynamics of his relationship with Baldwin. What does it really mean to create art in the shadow of tragedy, and can you ever go back to the way things were? This article dives deep into Souza’s insights, his painful memories of that fateful set, and the particularly poignant decision to finish “Rust” in honor of Hutchins.
For those who might think the show must go on, the question lingers: can you truly separate the art from the artist in a situation so fraught with sorrow? Let’s explore!
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