Actor tells high court that fatal shooting on Alec Baldwin film set showed what could happen
Eva Green
“You look at what happened to Alec Baldwin on the movie Rust – producers were cutting corners on safety measures which were in place and a young woman got killed,” she said, referring to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in 2021 in the US. Asked about other messages to her agent, in which she had lamented that she could be “obliged to take [the producer’s] shitty peasant crew members from Hampshire”, Green insisted that she was referring to a desire to work with a “quality crew” who were paid standard rates.
She told the court on Monday that the script for the film had been one of the best she had ever read and she “really fell in love with this story”. The star said that she did not care about fees and lived to make good films, describing them as “my religion”.
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