Michael Keaton -- Alec Baldwin Is NOT a Racist
Michael Keaton Alec Baldwin Is NOT a Horrible Racist
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Apparently, "Beetlejuice" stars always have each other's backs ... 'cause Alec Baldwin just got some major support from his old pal Michael Keaton.
Keaton -- who starred opposite Baldwin in the ghost flick back in 1988 -- was leaving Palmeri Ristorante in L.A. last night ... when we started talking about the recent Baldwin incident in NYC, in which the actor allegedly hurled a racial slur at a black photog.
But when we asked Michael if he thought Alec was a straight up racist, Keaton was quick to defend the guy ... saying, "No, he's a good guy."
He added, "Good guy, funny guy, really talented."
As for Alec, Baldwin's rep denied the actor made the racist comment.