Pleasant news for the director who was injured during the filming of Western Rust in New Mexico. Joel Souza was discharged from hospital after being shot by American actor Alec Baldwin.
The accident that is being investigated by the Authorities took place on Thursday (21/10).
Actor Alec Baldwin inadvertently shot and killed the director of photography while injuring the director.
Alina Hutchins, 42, director of photography for the film, was airlifted to New Mexico University Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
Souza was taken by ambulance to Christus St. Regional Medical Center. Vincent without knowing how seriously he was injured.
However, actress Frances Fischer wrote on Twitter that “Souza is out of hospital” wanting to put an end to reports that the director is in intensive care.
Hi @shannonrwatts
Those quotes are incorrect. And our director Joel Souza is out of hospital.
I don’t subscribe to the daily beast so if that’s what they’re saying, they are wrong.
Will you please correct them? https://t.co/s8LdkLKf0N— Frances Fisher (@Frances_Fisher) October 22, 2021
Asked to confirm the information, however, the representative of this medical center, Arturo Delgado, replied that he is not allowed to disclose information about patients.
According to art news website Deadline, citing a source in the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office, Baldwin voluntarily went to where he was interrogated and later released.
The sheriff’s office announced that no charges were brought against any person and that the authorities are investigating persons and investigating the circumstances of the accident.
“The investigation remains open and ongoing,” the office said in a statement, quoted by the Athens News Agency, citing Reuters and AFP.
Hutchins, originally from Ukraine and raised in a Soviet military base in the Arctic Circle, had worked in Europe as an investigative reporting journalist, according to her website.
In 2015, she graduated from the American Film Institute and was selected in 2019 as one of the rising stars of the film industry by the magazine “American Cinematographer”, according to her CV on her website.
On her Instagram page, she described herself as “a restless dreamer” and “addicted to adrenaline”.
In her last post, two days ago, she appears in a video wearing a cowboy hat on a horse and the caption reads: “One of the lucky things about turning a western is that you ride horses on your break.”
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“I can not believe that something like this happened at this time… fire from a shotgun to kill a member of the crew? “It’s a horrible tragedy,” said actor Joe Manganiello, who co-starred with Hutchins in the 2020 action film “Archenemy.”
Hutchins spokesmen did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters.
Police are still investigating whether it was an accident.
Baldwin representatives were not immediately available for comment.
The 63-year-old actor is devastated
Yesterday, People magazine wrote that Baldwin had spoken of an “accident” involving “the failure of a shotgun.”
The 63-year-old actor is “crushed” and cried as he spoke on the phone yesterday outside the sheriff’s office in Santa Fe.

Production on the film was halted “for an unspecified period of time,” according to several news outlets citing Rust Movie Productions LLC.
The accident brought back the debate on whether certain types of bullets should be banned.
In March 1993, 27-year-old actor Brandon Lee, the son of martial arts star Bruce Lee, was shot dead during the filming of The Crow.
The gun was loaded with ammunition, but the autopsy showed that the actor was hit by a 0.44 bullet trapped inside the barrel that was fired when the co-star pulled the trigger, hitting him in the abdomen.
The investigation carried out concluded that it was a case of “negligent” homicide.

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