Comments by "" (@rogerwilco5918) on "Authorities give update to 'Rust' movie set shooting" video.

  1. But they have mentioned the professional who was in charge of the firearm?
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  2.  @stanleyklimek4100  Nope, cuz I'm an infantryman and I know a thing or 2 about guns. And I wouldn't trust Alec Baldwin to do it, he's just an actor.. That's why they hire a professional.
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  3.  @gravityslave5811  His job is to act, not be a firearms expert, they pay a professional for that. I've seen people point guns at people in movies, it's their job.. It's a movie set, not a gun range.
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  4.  @gravityslave5811  and right now, in this dimension, I'm 100% correct.
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  5. 1 it's not his job 2 it is his job.
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  6. He's an actor and it's not his job.. They pay people for that.. And it's not a gun range, it's a movie set.
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  7.  @stanleyklimek4100  We didn't even trust privates to do it in the army, that's why an NCO does it for them.
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  8. Sort of..
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  9. Really? Just like in the movies?? How is that relevant?
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  10.  @MimsicalRenegade  yup, he did it when he was rehearsing a secene, because that's his job.. It's someone else's job to be in charge of the firearms.
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  11.  @MimsicalRenegade  Yes, I do know how it works. How is that relevant?
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  12. No, armorers who don't do their job kill people.
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  13. You need criminal intent for a crime.. What was the criminal intent?
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  14. It's not a gun range, it's a movie set.
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  15.  @stanleyklimek4100  what would an actor know about guns??
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  16. Why would a director ask for an autograph in the middle of rehearsal??
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  17. There won't be fingerprints if it was fired, the heat burns it off. Irrelevant anyway, the person in charge of it didn't do their job.
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  18. 😂 no, that's not how it works.
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  19. It's not a range, it's a movie set.. They pay professionals to do that.
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  20.  @niinuetey9878  Yeah? Where is that written? Or did you just make that up...
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  21.  @dixirose111  sources?
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  22.  @niinuetey9878  Oh, so thats just how you "feel" about it, and it's not actually in anyone's contract? What does the contract say for the professional that was hired to be responsible for the firearms?
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  23.  @niinuetey9878  So, that's not actually in his contact them, and you just made it up? What do you think is in the contract of the professional that was hired to be responsible for the firearms? We're not talking about a rocket scientist, we're talking about an actor.. that's why they hired a professional to do it for him..
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  24.  @niinuetey9878  why do you keep avoiding my questions?
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  25.  @insidejob8309  you would trust an actor to do that?? Sorry, I want a professional to do that.. I guess that's why they hired one. BTW, they weren't hunting or at a gun range, they were on a movie set.. I guess that's all the more reason to have a professional there.
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  26.  @insidejob8309  So, no? You wouldn't trust Baldwin, abd you would want a professional too?
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  27.  @insidejob8309  Russian roulette? What would an actor know about guns?
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  28.  @insidejob8309  why would an actor know about guns? Is that required to be an actor? Is that part of actor school or something.
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  29.  @insidejob8309  did.i mention they were on a movie set, not a gun range? That's why they hired a professional, because nobody there has any business pretending they know anything guns.
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  30.  @insidejob8309  Sources on Hollywood SOP's ? That sounds made up to me . Abd why do you keep avoiding my questions? It's almost like you're too humiliated to even acknowledge them.
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  31. You people look ridiculous trying to use words that you obviously don't understand.. Specifically, how is this "nepotism"? Also, it's not his job to know about firearms, that's what they pay someone to do.. His job is to act.
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  32.  @thelastsoad1  I guess I missed this one.. Sources on what his job is? And what would a producer know about guns?
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  33. It's not his job, he's an actor. They pay someone to do that for him
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  34. Not his job to check, he's an actor.. They pay someone else to do that.
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  35. No, this is what happens when someone in charge of a firearm doesn't do their job.
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  36. The person in charge of the weapon will certainly have some problems.
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  37. It was a movie set, not a gun range. The person who was in charge of the firearm failed.
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  38. Why does a professional armorer need a safety briefing to do their job?
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  39. Sources on what they were "more worried" about?
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  40.  @alanhawkins808  but my question was about what they were "more worried" about. Sources on what their main concern was? I'm pretty sure you made that up..
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  41. Nope.
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  42. It wasn't a firearms class, it was a movie set.. it's not his job to know about guns, they hire professionals for that.
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