Is his career over?
Even if it was accidental, the murder will follow him to his grave.
shareso long as hes cleared of any wrongdoing maybe the film will be completed ...ironically the film will have all the extra publicity it would never have got as everyone now knows Baldwin was shooting a western and be interested in watching it. and aside being tainted (cancelled?) by this tragedy its possible Baldwin will not suffer any career problems . has he even got much of a film career now anyway aside small movies like this? his MI character was killed off. most big names of yesteryear just do small stdvd action stuff now unless they get called up to be in superhero stuff, Expendables, F&F or MI and the really big names who havent been cancelled can still headline sequels to their old stuff
however if hes found to be at fault (eg. he insisted pointing the gun directly at the camera not slightly off as they supposed to, or if hes responsible for any substandard safety procedures as hes a producer on the film) and gets prosecuted/charged etc he'll be finished in the movie industry i guess (and the film might get cancelled as it was his passion project co-writing/producing)
I'm not necessarily a big fan of Baldwin's but my guess it was just a horrible accident and someone in the prop dept wasn't thorough on their end.
Not verified but Baldwin was reported crying coming out of the Sheriff s dept.
Yeh most likely an accident due to sub standard prop safety practices on a period weapon (but since Baldwin is producing the film ultimately maybe he will be held accountable in some way?) then again why was Baldwin pointing it at someone anyway? when pointing a gun at anyone on set even when at the camera for that 'shooting at the audience' shot they are always supposed to aim slightly off/away just in case..
Yeh he'll be taking it bad as at the end of the day hes shot a woman dead and potentially destroyed his career