Allison Janney
The Oscar-winning star of I, Tonya and The West Wing shared her support on Instagram, accompanying a picture from the picket line. ‘Proud to be standing shoulder to shoulder with all my fellow SagAftra and WGA members!’ she wrote
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Jason Sudeikis
The Ted Lasso star was asked how long he’d be willing to picket. He replied: ‘As long as it takes’
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Paul Dano and Zoe Kazan
When asked during May’s Cannes film festival, the Batman star Paul Dano said he would be joining his wife, the She Said star Zoe Kazan, on the WGA picket line when he returned. The pair were seen with both Sag and WGA signs this weekend. ‘My wife is currently picketing with my six-month-old, strapped to her chest,’ Dano said. ‘I will be there on the picket line when I get home’
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Rosario Dawson
The Mandalorian star Rosario Dawson skipped the premier of her latest film The Haunted Mansion in support of the strike
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Susan Sarandon
The Oscar winner spoke about the danger of AI. ‘AI will affect everybody,’ she said. ‘There’s definitely always been the feeling that if it isn’t solved now, how do we ever solve it in the future? If you don’t have the foresight to put something in place for the future, then you’re screwed. It’s clear that nothing is going to change from the top down – it’s going to be up to us at the bottom’
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Adam Scott and Martin Starr
The Severance star Adam Scott showed his support for the WGA strike in May before showing up at the weekend picket line. ‘I certainly would not be here by myself without writers,’ he said
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Olivia Wilde
The Richard Jewell star and director of Don’t Worry Darling shared a story to her Instagram followers, addressing the studios: ‘You share the wealth because you cannot exist without us’
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Yvette Nicole Brown
The Community star Yvette Nicole Brown shared the following on Twitter: ‘This is not a game. EVERYONE who works in this industry – above and below the line – should be paid what they deserve’
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Joey King
The Kissing Booth star shared an Instagram post accompanying pictures of her at the strike alongside actors Logan Lerman and Kaitlyn Dever. ‘This strike is so necessary! I’m so proud to be part of a union that’s fighting for a fair contract for all members,’ she wrote
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Dermot Mulroney
The My Best Friend’s Wedding star walked off The View recently in support of the WGA strike. ‘I support them 100% as an actor,’ he said. “But I just hope actors don’t take that same kind of time dicking around, and just strike immediately and get this whole thing over with as fast as possible, so we can get back to entertaining America, entertaining the world. There’s no price tag you can put on that’
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