Alec Baldwin’s version of his car crash in the Hamptons is falling apart after shocking new footage surfaced that seems to tell a completely different story.

The 67-year-old actor had claimed he was forced off the road by a huge garbage truck, but the leaked video paints another picture.

What started as a simple car accident has now turned into another controversy for the “Beetlejuice” star, leaving fans and police questioning what really happened that day.

A new video shared by Newsmax appears to completely contradict Baldwin’s claims about the Hamptons crash.

The footage, filmed from inside the garbage truck he blamed, shows the truck turning safely at a junction with no sign of cutting him off.

Moments later, Baldwin’s Range Rover can be seen on the right side of the road before suddenly veering off and slamming into a tree.

The clip shows no obstacles or traffic issues that could have forced Baldwin to swerve.

According to Newsmax, “there was no sign the truck had forced Baldwin out of his lane or any obstruction that required him to leave it.”

The video quickly went viral, with viewers saying it “clearly” shows Baldwin was not blocked.

Police later confirmed the video didn’t change their report, saying, “Our findings stand as accurate.”

After the video leak, East Hampton Police restated that there was “no criminality” involved in Alec Baldwin’s accident.

Detectives said the main causes were the Hollywood icon’s “reaction to another uninvolved vehicle” and the “slippery, wet road conditions” caused by heavy rain from a Nor’easter storm.

The wet roads, they said, made driving especially dangerous that morning.

An East Hampton Police Department spokesman added, “Nothing Mr. Baldwin has stated publicly since has impacted the responding officer’s report.”

The stretch of road where the crash occurred is known for being tricky, and locals said accidents there are common.

As The Blast reported, Baldwin had shared his own version of what happened.

In an Instagram video, he said he was driving his wife Hilaria’s white SUV with his brother Stephen when “a guy in a garbage truck the size of a whale cut me off.”

The “Rust” actor claimed he had to swerve to avoid the truck, hitting a “big, fat tree” instead.

“I feel bad because I crushed my wife’s car,” Baldwin said. “But I’m fine, and my brother’s fine.”

Police later confirmed the crash happened around noon on October 13, with no injuries or tickets issued.

However, Baldwin sustained a little scrape on his face, which he showed off in the video while thanking fans for their concern.

Besides being thankful to fans for their care and support, Alec Baldwin also showed gratitude to the East Hampton Police Department for helping him and praised officer Ian Gerken as a “lovely guy.”

“Thank you to the East Hampton Police Department for coming to my aid. As nice and pleasant as can be,” he said.

The actor added that he felt “bad” about wrecking his wife’s car but was relieved that both he and his brother escaped unharmed.

The crash happened after the brothers attended the Hamptons International Film Festival to promote their podcast “One Bad Movie.”

Baldwin’s representative said he was “relieved that this was just an accident with no serious injuries,” and that both brothers were taking time to rest.