LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -A crew member engaged on the “Rust” film final month stated in a lawsuit that the script by no means referred to as for a gun to be fired throughout a rehearsal scene with Alec Baldwin, in accordance with the Hollywood Reporter.

Baldwin killed a cinematographer when the gun, loaded with a dwell spherical, went off on the set.

The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles on Wednesday by Mamie Mitchell, who was the script supervisor on the low-budget Western being made in New Mexico. It names Baldwin and the film producers.

Mitchell is claiming assault, intentional infliction of emotional misery, and deliberate infliction of hurt, the Hollywood Reporter stated on Wednesday, citing a duplicate of the courtroom papers it obtained.

Mitchell and her lawyer, Gloria Allred, have been attributable to maintain a information convention in Los Angeles in a while Wednesday.

The lawsuit is the second to be filed over the taking pictures. Authorities in Santa Fe are nonetheless investigating and no felony expenses have been filed.

It stated the script referred to as for 3 tight digital camera pictures for the scene – certainly one of Baldwin’s eyes, one other on a bloodstain, and a 3rd on Baldwin’s torso “as he reached his hand right down to the holster and eliminated the gun. There was nothing within the script in regards to the gun being discharged by defendant Baldwin or by another particular person,” the lawsuit says.

Baldwin and the producers of the film couldn’t instantly be reached for remark.

Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed on Oct. 21 and director Joel Souza was wounded when a gun Baldwin had been informed was secure fired off a dwell bullet, investigators have stated. Different dwell rounds have additionally been discovered on the set.