‘Rust’ Gun Supplier Sues Alec Baldwin & Others for Allegedly Putting Him in Bad Light

Four years later, Alec Baldwin nonetheless is not utterly out of the woods with regard to the tragic capturing on the set of his film “Rust” … the gun provider from the film is now suing Alec and several other others, claiming they smeared his good title after the deadly incident.

In court paperwork, obtained by TMZ, Seth Kenney — the proprietor of PDQ Arm & Prop who filed the swimsuit with no lawyer — alleges his popularity was tarnished because of “cutthroat industry Hollywood ‘fixers’ and media,” which led to “significant loss of past, present and future financial income.”

He claims Alec and others — together with Halyna Hutchins‘ widower, Matthew — “conspired to paint [him] in a nationwide false light scapegoat smear campaign” to distance themselves from the “Rust” capturing and subsequent criminal investigation.

Alec truly beat Kenney to the punch in 2022, when he sued Kenney — together with different crew members — for allegedly failing to safeguard the movie set.

Alec’s lawsuit alleged, “This tragedy happened because live bullets were delivered to the set and loaded into the gun.”

That lawsuit has since been settled, however Kenney has come again for extra, claiming the defendants “chose to misuse” the firearm rental property for “cost-cutting financial gain”.

As we beforehand reported, armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was sentenced to 18 months in prison for involuntary manslaughter in reference to the tragic capturing. She was launched in May on parole.

In a tragic accident, Alec shot Hutchins within the chest as they have been practising for a scene throughout manufacturing of the Western movie. Alec acknowledged he thought the gun was “cold” — that means unloaded and secure to make use of within the scene — and insisted he shouldered no blame for Hutchins’ dying.