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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If Baldwin pulled the trigger and shot the person when someone else had loaded it with a real bullet, not a blank, then is he at fault or is the bullet-loader at fault?[/quote] It is 100% the responsibility of the person holding a gun to make sure it is not loaded, and if it is loaded, handled in a safe manor. That’s not debatable. Are others partly responsible? Sure. That does not change the responsibility of the person that pulled the trigger. [/quote] You are wrong both morally and legally. [/quote] If I hand you a gun and say it’s not loaded, would you put it to your head and pull the trigger without checking?[/quote] The director should have checked the gun first before instructing Baldwin to proceed with the scene. [/quote] Ok, The Director hands you a gun, tells you it’s not loaded, would you put it to your head and pull the trigger without checking?[/quote] There is also an armorist that has checked the gun and ensured there are no live bullets on set. Fun fact that blanks and real bullets look the exact same. How would an actor know the difference. Would the armorist know the difference? [/quote]
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