The Haunting Final Words Of Rust Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins As She Laid Dying On A Santa Fe Film Set Have Been Revealed

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The haunting final words of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins as she laid dying on a Santa Fe film set have been revealed.
'That was no good.

That was no good at all,' the 42-year-old mother-of-two said seconds after she was fatally shot by on the set of indie Western Rust on October 21 before succumbing to her injuries. 
Hutchins' last words came after lead actor Baldwin discharged a prop Colt .45 revolver that was supposed to be loaded with blanks but contained live ammunition, and were reported Sunday by after a slew of interviews with cast and crew.
'That was no good.

That was no good at all,' the 42-year-old mother-of-two said seconds after she was fatally shot by Alec Baldwin on the set of indie Western Rust on October 21 before succumbing to her injuries
Serge Svetnoy has described the harrowing moment he held Halyna Hutchins in his arms after she was accidentally shot by Alec Baldwin
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'What the f**k just happened?' Baldwin reportedly asked cast and crew members after the shot went off, and Hutchins suddenly stumbled back into head electrician Serge Svetnoy's arms. Director Joel Souza also hit the deck after being grazed.   
The actor, perplexed by the incident, had been prepping for a scene that involved him drawing and firing the prop gun.
'So,' Baldwin said to Souza before firing the shot, 'I guess I'm gonna take this out, pull it, and go, 'Bang!' 
'What the f**k just happened?' Baldwin reportedly asked cast and crew members after the shot went off, and Hutchins suddenly stumbled back into head electrician Serge Svetnoy's arms
The actor then drew the gun - which he had been assured was safe to use by the film's first assistant director, David Halls, being told it was a 'cold gun' - and fired. 
But instead of a blank, a live bullet flew out of the barrel, fatally striking Hutchins in the chest, and exiting her body to also pierce Souza.
'What the f*** was that?

That burns!' the director reportedly screamed during the ensuing confusion. 
Baldwin, shocked, then proceeded to put the gun down, cast members revealed, and looked at his two savaged colleagues.
'What the f**k just happened?' the actor repeated again.
Then, pandemonium ensued.
The incident took place on set at the Bonanza Creek Ranch in the desert just outside Santa Fe
'Medic!' someone on the set screamed, The Times Reported, as staffers gathered around Hutchins, who was carefully set to the ground by Svetnoy and was bleeding profusely from her chest.
'I can't feel my legs,' the cinematographer told Svetnoy.
Cast and crew members struggled to stop the bleeding.
At this point, the Times reveals, Hutchins, still conscious at the time, looked up at one of the staffers trying to save her, a boom operator.

'Oh, that was no good,' the sound guy said, taking in the severity of his colleague's injury.
'No,' Hutchins replied, knowingly.

'That was no good. That was no good at all.'
The cinematographer succumbed to her wounds mere hours later.
The Time's report on Hutchins' last words came on Sunday, October 31 - the same day Baldwin and his wife Hilaria came under scrutiny for posting a  photo on Instagram with their six kids - less than two weeks after Hutchins' death on the Rust movie set.
Alec Baldwin, 63, and his wife, Hilaria, 37, celebrated Halloween with their six children on Sunday days after Halyna Hutchin's death on the Rust movie set
In the post, Baldwin's wife, 37, smm provider panel described to her nearly one million followers how 'intense' parenting has been for the couple, while coping with the very public situation surrounding the tragedy involving her husband.
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