(Reuters) – The Hollywood Reporter reports that a producer of “Rust”, whose film set was the scene of Halyna Hutchins’ fatal accident shooting, has said the movie would be finished.

Hutchins was killed https://reut.rs/3PoJbwM in October when a revolver that actor Alec Baldwin was rehearsing with during filming in New Mexico fired a live round that hit her and movie director Joel Souza. Souza sustained minor injuries but was able to survive.

Hollywood Reporter quoted Anjul Nigam as saying, “We are confident that we will be able to finish the movie.”

Nigam representatives did not respond immediately to our request for comment.

Last month, the state of New Mexico fined https://reut.rs/3FP8YcR Rust Movie Productions the maximum amount possible, $137,000, for what it called “willful” safety lapses leading to Hutchins’ death. However, the company stated that it was not satisfied with the results.

Baldwin was also involved in the production of the movie. She has been named in numerous lawsuits, one from her husband, in relation to Hutchins’ death.

Baldwin (64), has denied Hutchins’ murder and stated that live rounds shouldn’t have been permitted onto Bonanza Creek Ranch’s Western movie.

In court papers, the actor claimed that an indemnification clause in his agreement protects him against personal liability.