✔#AlecBaldwin’s car STOLEN after landing in UK for first film since tragic Rust shooting

AL OF A DAY Alec Baldwin’s car STOLEN after landing in UK for first film since tragic Rust shooting

ALEC Baldwin had his car STOLEN after landing in the UK to film his first movie since his shooting horror.

The actor, 63, this week landed in England to film scenes for plane-crash thriller 97 Minutes - but was shocked when his chauffeur's car was nicked from outside the airport.
Despite the hassle, Baldwin appeared in good spirits as he took to Instagram to tell his fans about the drama as he walked through Hampshire, where the film is being recorded.

"I'm going to go ahead and record this because I think it's funny," he said.

"I get to the airport and I get through immigration and they get my bags and I'm heading to the car that's going to drive me to where I'm going.

"And the driver says 'I'm going to go to the car park and I'll be back straight away'."

But Baldwin says after waiting 20 minutes, he called the car company and was stunned when the boss revealed the driver's car had been taken.

Laughing at the end of the clip, Baldwin added: "Anyway, I hope you found your car."
Baldwin is in Hampshire filming for drama 97 Minutes - a flick about a hijacked 767 that will crash in just 97 minutes when its fuel runs out.

A movie source told The Sun: “Filming is top secret, but there is a lot of buzz that Alec is set to get back to work after Rust.

“Of course, safety on set is paramount and the crew is being kept to an absolute minimum so he can focus on his work.”

It is the first film Baldwin has worked on since Halyna Hutchins was killed on the set of western Rust in Santa Fe, New Mexico in October.

Baldwin was filming a scenefor the Western movie that required him to fire a gun that was supposed to be loaded with blanks.

However, tragedy struck when the gun discharged either shrapnel or a bullet, which hit two people on set including director of photography Halyna.

The cinematographer, 42, tragically died from her injuries while director Joel Souza fought for his life after the prop gun misfired.

Baldwin was quizzed by cops following the accident and was snapped sobbing outside a local police station in Santa Fe.

But according to police, the actor is refusing to hand over his phone to cops following the shooting.

The Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office secured a search warrant back on December 16 for Baldwin's cell phone and its contents.

But cops say Baldwin's attorney acknowledged receipt of the warrant, however, the actor "had not immediately provided his phone pursuant to the initial search," which lead cops to ask for help from the District Attorney's Office.

"On December 20, 2021, the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office was advised that the Santa Fe District Attorney was in negotiations with Mr. Baldwin's attorney to obtain consent to retrieve the phone and its contents," the sheriff's office said in a statement.

"To date, the cell phone has not been turned over to authorities."

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