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Alec Baldwin: Shock & Sadness (2023)

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Where to watch Alec Baldwin: Shock & Sadness in Australia

Alec Baldwin: Shock & Sadness is streaming in Australia on Prime Video (subscription) and free on Tubi. You can also rent or buy it on Apple TV from $4.99 and Prime Video Store from $3.

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Availability checked 16 November 2026.

About Alec Baldwin: Shock & Sadness

At the Bonanza Creek Ranch in Bonanza City, New Mexico, a revolver goes off. The film Rust ended in a tragic incident on October 21, 2021, when Alec Baldwin shot a prop gun during rehearsals that contained live rounds, ultimately leading to the unfortunate death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The prop gun that killed Halyna Hutchins was allegedly announced empty to everyone on set before being passed off to Alec Baldwin f or the rehearsal takes. Alec Baldwin states "I'm handed a gun and someone declares it and says this is a cold gun". This would lead to one of the most tragic events of film history where someone is shot and killed on set in almost 30 years. How did this happen? What went wrong? The terrible incident completely altered Mr. Baldwin's life and career.

Year
2023
Genres
Documentary
Runtime
46mins

Alec Baldwin: Shock & Sadness release dates in Australia

First release (worldwide)

Release dates: TMDB.

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Yes, you can rent or buy Alec Baldwin: Shock & Sadness in Australia on Apple TV (rent from $4.99, buy from $16.99) and Prime Video Store (rent from $3, buy from $12).