Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ Quietly Opens In Theaters Tomorrow—Years After Fatal Shooting On Set

Overlayed by the fatal accident on set: Alec Baldwin's Western "Rust" came to the cinemas after three and a half years. There he colossally flopped. There are other reasons besides the tragedy of shooting.

The Western Rust, completed at the request of the family of the late director of photography, Halyna Hutchins, is being viewed with considerable unease by American critics. "It's hard to forget about the shooting when you're watching so much shooting," one critic points out.

"Für Halyna" is in the credits of "Rust". She died during the shooting of a shot. Alec Baldwin held the gun. How the film, which now runs in the cinema, shapes him.

American director and screenwriter Souza wishes he had never written the film, which opened in American cinemas yesterday.

Years after tragedy, 'Rust' begins streaming, sees little play in New Mexico theaters

Rust, known for the on-set shooting death in Santa Fe County that killed a cinematographer, is showing in theaters — but not many.

Alec Baldwin's 'Rust' finally released in theaters over 3 years after shooting death of cinematographer

The shooting spawned a yearlong criminal investigation and multiple lawsuits.