#rust tragedy

And perhaps this is an unpopular opinion but I recently watched Rust. Apart from what happened with that movie and how it most likely traumatized him, and I respect his decision, I do think that role would have served him better if Josh's performance in the role and the script is anything to go by. I might be wrong but I feel like that may have opened the doors for him that he's looking to open. Just my opinion.

Now you made me go look for it.

Sorry, that's ALL Dean. I don't see any of the other characters there. If that works for him, fine, but it's nothing new. At least he still has a job and is getting paid, which is more than most actors can say.

📸crewstoriesig Photograph by Halyna Hutchins April 10, 1979–October 21, 2021

📸brook.willard

That's so heartbreaking that the same location could be so tragic in one case and so joyful in another, but beautiful all the same. I can't believe it's been two years, already.

I don't disagree about the ghouls part, but it sounds like the documentary will be more about Halyna and less about the shooting.

I think the callous part here is announcing the documentary in the same announcement that they have a new cinematographer and Rust filming will resume. If they really wanted the documentary to focus on Halyna, and not her shooting, they would have submitted separate press releases, preferably separated by a few weeks.

Ah, I hadn't seen Radio Company's new promo.

While I appreciate their attempt to get permission and give credit where credit is due, the fact that there are still some unknown photographers and a lack of credit to them is, unfortunately, really starting to feel on-brand rather than the exception.