A
new
lawsuit
was
filed
against
the
makers
and
cast
and
crew
of
the
film
Rust-starring
Alec
Baldwin
over
the
fatal
shooting
of
Halyna
Hutchins.
The
complaint
was
filed
by
script
supervisor
Mamie
Mitchell
in
Los
Angeles
Superior
Court.
The
29-page
filing
names
star-producer
Baldwin,
Rust
producers
and
production
companies,
armorer
Hannah
Gutierrez
Reed,
first
assistant
director
David
Halls,
property
master
Sarah
Zachry
and
others
in
another
damning
portrayal
of
a
film
playing
fast
and
loose
with
safety
and
other
regulations.
"Alec
Baldwin
intentionally,
without
just
cause
or
excuse,
cocked
and
fired
the
loaded
gun
even
though
the
upcoming
scene
to
be
filmed
did
not
call
for
the
cocking
and
firing
of
the
firearm.
Mr
Baldwin
chose
to
play
Russian
Roulette
with
a
loaded
gun
without
checking
it
and
without
having
the
armorer
do
so," reads
Mitchell's
complaint
claiming
assault,
intentional
infliction
of
emotional
distress.
"Alec
Baldwin
should
have
assumed
that
the
gun
in
question
was
loaded
unless
and
until
it
was
demonstrated
to
him
or
checked
by
him
that
it
was
not
loaded.
He
had
no
right
to
rely
upon
some
alleged
statement
by
the
Assistant
Director
that
it
was
a
'cold
gun,'"
the
complaint
added.
"Mr.
Baldwin
cannot
hide
behind
the
Assistant
Director
to
attempt
to
excuse
the
fact
that
he
did
not
check
the
gun
himself," Mitchell
added.
She
also
revealed
that
she
was
at
the
church
location
on
the
Bonanza
Creek
Ranch
when
Baldwin's
"quick
draw"
rehearsal
turned
tragic.
She
added
in
the
lawsuit
that
there
were
two
previous
weapons
discharge
accidents
on
the
Rust
set
before
October
21.
Meanwhile,
the
Santa
Fe
Sheriffs
Office's
continues
to
investigate
the
incident.
The
production
has
also
hired
law
firm
Jenner
Block
to
conduct
an
internal
investigation
into
the
events
of
that
day.