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On Tuesday morning, SAG-AFTRA held a rally called “Rock the City for a Fair Contract” in New York Times Square, protesting their unfair conditions and promoting their efforts for a more fair contract. At the end of it all, it was the largest rally in the state since the guild's strikes officially began on July 14th.
‘Stay together! We will win this fight,’ the ‘Breaking Bad’ star told striking actors at New York rally
Emmy-winning "Breaking Bad" actor Bryan Cranston rallied a crowd of striking Hollywood actors on Tuesday with comments directed at Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Iger. Iger angered members of the SAG-AFTRA actors union this month by saying their demands for a labor contract with higher pay and limits on use of artificial intelligence were "unreasonable." At a rally in Times Square in New York near Disney's ABC News studio, Cranston said the actors had "a message for Mr. Iger."
Human actors are the ones who knock, not robots.
Disney CEO Bob Iger could make over $27 million this year, or 535 times the median pay of his employees.