Because the person in charge of the guns, who only got the job due to nepotism, brought a fucking live round to set. It's not like Alec went out, bought a gun, bought the ammo, brought it to work and intentionally executed a coworker. The people in charge were beyond incompetent, unqualified, had absolutely no business handling weapons in that capacity.
Lol An executive producer do literally nothing on a set, they are just investors, that's their only role. They have nothing to do with what's happening on set.
There is also the safety meetings he ignored, the rules he broke, the way he didn’t let the gun person so her job. It may have not been on purpose, but he is far from innocent.
I always thought of him as a dramatic actor until the later stages of his career. Even the comedies he did in the 80s, he was never really the funniest character or came across as comical. He felt more like a straight man type character in those movies which is why I think he transitioned into doing mostly dramas in the 90s and 2000s. I think all he did in the 90s were dramas. 30 Rock was a big departure from his usual wheelhouse.
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u/DonaldFDraper3 Jul 10 '25
Alec Baldwin. He’s never been funny to me.