Alec Baldwin, the Oscar-nominated actor, recently shared his hopes for the release of the movie "Rust, " which was completed after a tragic accident on set that resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Baldwin, who was handling a prop gun during the incident, expressed that the event has been the hardest thing he's ever dealt with and that it deeply affected his family.

At the Torino Film Festival, Baldwin received a career honor and was candid about his feelings regarding the movie's premiere and the topic of "cancel culture. " He emphasized that he hopes the film can make its money back for the investors and that Halyna Hutchins' husband, Matt, benefits from the proceeds. Baldwin did not watch the final cut of the film, stating that it would be too difficult emotionally. He wants to move forward with his life and focus on his family.

Baldwin has been keeping a low profile but has made appearances on "Saturday Night Live" this season. He mentioned feeling worried about "cancel culture" and how it affects his performances. The actor discussed the extensive efforts made to finish the film, including traveling to Montana despite health concerns, and his decision to waive all his fees to ensure the Hutchins family benefits from the film's release.

Baldwin's Wish: Release Rust Movie, Move On

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