In a shocking turn of events, the crew of the upcoming film “Rust” have settled their lawsuit against the film producers and Alec Baldwin following the fatal shooting on set. The crew, who were left shaken and stirred by the tragic incident, have finally received some closure after months of legal battles.
In a statement released by their lawyer, the crew expressed their relief at finally putting this chapter behind them. “We are pleased to announce that we have reached a settlement with the producers and Mr. Baldwin,” said crew member Jack Daniels (no relation to the whiskey brand). “While nothing can bring back our fallen comrade, we are grateful for this resolution and look forward to moving on with our lives.”
The terms of the settlement remain confidential, but sources close to the crew say that they received a hefty sum in compensation for their pain and suffering. “We can finally afford that therapy we’ve been needing after witnessing such a tragedy,” said crew member Sally McShootsALot (definitely not her real name).
As for Alec Baldwin, the actor has expressed his remorse over the incident and is reportedly working on a new film project to make amends. In a recent interview, Baldwin said, “I never meant for this to happen, but I’m determined to make things right. My new film, ‘Shoot First, Ask Questions Later,’ is a tribute to the brave crew members who have suffered through this ordeal.”
Despite the settlement, rumors continue to swirl around the set of “Rust,” with some crew members claiming that the film producers are already in talks to make a sequel. “It’s absurd,” said one crew member who wished to remain anonymous. “I can’t believe they’re already planning ‘Rust 2: Electric Boogaloo.’ But hey, at least we’ll be compensated for our inevitable PTSD.”
As the dust settles on this tragic chapter in Hollywood history, one thing is certain: the crew of “Rust” will never be the same. But with a hefty settlement in their pockets and a new film project on the horizon, they are ready to face the future with humor and resilience.