Alec Baldwin Crashes Car Into Tree in Hamptons

Baldwin was out East for the Hamptons International Film Festival, which ran from Oct. 5 to Oct 13. He is the co-chair of its Board Executive Committee.

“He has been out there all week, he attended films and moderated panels,” a source told Page Six.

Baldwin, who reached 40 years of sobriety in May, has drummed up trouble along The Hamptons since first moving there in the early 1980s.

He’s tried, and failed, to sell his East Hampton home.

In January 2024, he knocked a whopping $10 million off its original listing, which had only been dropping as months rolled by without any meaningful offers.

Baldwin first purchased the lavish East Hampton home in 1995 and completed two expansive renovations.

The farmhouse, which sits on a nearby beach and sprawls across 10 acres, went on the market less than a year after the “Rust” fiasco, where he accidentally shot and killed a cinematographer on set. Baldwin denied pulling the trigger of the prop gun — which was not supposed to be loaded with live rounds — and the case against him was dismissed in July 2024.

The actor originally sought to sell it for $29 million. He later yanked it off the market in July 2024 and began filming the TLC reality television show “The Baldwins” at the property.