Explosive: Ahsoka Star Slams Studios in Epic Response to Actor Strikes

Explosive: Ahsoka Star Slams Studios in Epic Response to Actor Strikes

Ahsoka, the highly anticipated series, set to debut on Disney+ on August 23, takes a stand against studios amidst ongoing actor strikes Stay tuned for the electrifying response from this star-studded production

Summary

Ahsoka star Rosario Dawson fully supports the current SAG-AFTRA strike, even if it means being unable to promote her own Star Wars series.

The entertainment industry must adapt to protect its workers in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Dawson. Furthermore, the future of the entertainment industry hinges on addressing crucial questions raised by the progress of AI.

Ahsoka star Rosario Dawson is firmly expressing her support for the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike. Despite the anticipation surrounding the upcoming Star Wars series premiere on August 23, Dawson and her fellow actors are unable to engage in promotional activities due to the strike regulations.

During an interview with Empire Magazine, Dawson unwaveringly emphasizes her backing for the strikes and the necessary reforms required within the entertainment industry, even if it means being unable to promote her own show. See her remarks below:

"I believe that a crucial element of this fight, which makes it particularly powerful, stems from our firsthand experience of witnessing the global shutdown due to Covid. We observed everything come to a sudden halt and witnessed a swift adaptation. Therefore, the notion that we are unable to alter the status quo because it has always been that way and always will be is something that we all unanimously recognize as nonsense."

"In addition, considering the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI), there are numerous aspects that warrant questioning, communication, and discussion. It is imperative that we prioritize safeguarding individuals as we move forward."

Explosive: Ahsoka Star Slams Studios in Epic Response to Actor Strikes

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Source: Empire Magazine