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The human actors aren't the only performers who are out of work. Jack, a water buffalo who was born on the set of the film "Tropic Thunder," has been turned out to pasture, where he spends his days c...
Actors, writers are at the Hollywood strike’s forefront. Animal folk don’t have it easy
Actors’ and writers’ concerns about paying their bills during the summer’s dual Hollywood strikes are shared by the industry’s animal trainers and handlers, who face an additional burden: Their animals have to eat, go to the vet and be bathed and groomed, too. On their ranches — some of which have hundreds of thespian animals — they still need to pay for utilities, caretakers and permits.
Much has been written about the ancillary players – the caterers, florists, costume-makers, prop masters, and so on – who are dealing with the repercussions of this summer's dual Hollywood strikes by screen actors and writers.