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Alec Baldwin Talks His Love for ‘Peanuts’ and the ‘Immeasurable’ Effects of His Trial
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 25 – Alec Baldwin discussed the dismissed involuntary manslaughter case related to the 2021 Rust shooting and his reflections on Peanuts' influence during Comic-Con.
- On location in San Diego, Alec Baldwin made an emotional admission about the impact of his trial's dismissal, saying the year has been far better than previous years.
- Amid proceedings in New Mexico, the judge dismissed the case on allegations authorities withheld evidence.
- Alec Baldwin said, `Let’s just try to be good people`, emphasizing his focus on family recovery and moving forward with his wife and family.
- In his home life, Baldwin sold `Peanuts` specials to his now nearly 30-year-old daughter Ireland Baldwin; he added `Alec Baldwin said` he has shared these specials with her since she was young.
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Alec Baldwin talks his love for 'Peanuts' and the 'immeasurable' effects of his trial
Alec Baldwin says the year since his trial ended has been a lot better than the years before it. The actor spoke to The Associated Press at San Diego’s Comic-Con International, where he was part of a panel on 75 years of Charlie Brown and “Peanuts.”
Alec Baldwin speaks about 'Rust' case at San Diego Comic-Con
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Actor Alec Baldwin spoke on the Rust shooting case more than a year after a judge dismissed his charge for the deadly shooting on a New Mexico film set. The Hollywood star made the remarks on Thursday at San Diego Comic-Con. He said the case changed him immeasurably. "I can't even tell you how amazed I am about how different I am from I was three and a half years ago. And what I want and what I don't want and how I want to li…
Alec Baldwin makes emotional admission about Rust shooting tragedy
Alec Baldwin has revealed the 2021 shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the film Rust changed the actor’s life ‘immeasurably’. Involuntary manslaughter charges against Baldwin were dropped in July 2024, after a gun he was holding as a prop during a scene fired a live round, killing Hutchins. Speaking on the opening day of Comic-Con in San Diego on Thursday (24 July), Baldwin opened up on the emotional impact the event has ha…
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