Alec Baldwin is facing trial for manslaughter after a fatal shooting on the set of his film "Rust." The incident, which resulted in the death of the film's cinematographer and injury to its director, has sparked global attention and controversy. Despite Baldwin's claim that he did not pull the trigger and was unaware of the live round in the prop gun, prosecutors argue that his reckless behavior and lack of gun safety contributed to the tragedy. The trial, set to begin in Santa Fe, will determine Baldwin's fate, with the possibility of 18 months in prison if found guilty. The case has been marked by legal battles, with Baldwin's attempts to have the charges dismissed repeatedly denied. Prosecutors are poised to challenge Baldwin's conduct on set, citing instances of screaming and cursing that they claim show a lack of control and concern for those around him. The trial is expected to last around 10 days, shedding light on the intersection of Hollywood glamour and tragic consequences.