Fran Drescher: Striking actors union won't back down despite 'silent treatment' | Full AP interview

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024

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  • @GigglewithFelix321
    @GigglewithFelix321 Год назад +28

    Stay on strike indefinitely, please and thank you

  • @apok1980
    @apok1980 Год назад +11

    I think the studios will eventually run out of content. I’m guessing network tv is going to start feeling the pain next month, but streamers will start feeling it next year. On top of running out of content, the quality of content has gone down. You can blame everybody, but it doesn’t help when corporate sits in writer rooms and make (hand quote), suggestions.

    • @roythousand13
      @roythousand13 Год назад +1

      If you look at all the content catalogs that these studios, it would literally take several lifetimes to watch it all. Also, we still have sports, and RUclips!

    • @whatevergoesforme5129
      @whatevergoesforme5129 Год назад

      And yet there's The View not seen as scabbing LOL...That show is making their usual content.

  • @alordswatchman
    @alordswatchman Год назад +20

    Strike for ever, please.

  • @DerekJeterrl
    @DerekJeterrl Год назад +12

    Ai really has them worried

  • @jansean2497
    @jansean2497 Год назад +6

    AMPTP, WGA, SAG. It’s hard to tell who has the most disregard and disdain for the film and television working class and I. A. T.S.E. Guild and crew. AMPTP, WGA & SAG are all the elites rolled into one. All complaining about how much money the other ones are making while the rest of us fall into debt despair and face down foreclosure. They are all going to find a different attitude from the crews they will be depending on in the future, and it won’t be nice.

    • @whatevergoesforme5129
      @whatevergoesforme5129 Год назад

      Yep...They never cared about the other industries already replaced by automation.

  • @stevenc.brittingham1572
    @stevenc.brittingham1572 Год назад +9

    Share the wealth...
    Key Point

    • @5877user
      @5877user Год назад +5

      The top 1% Hollywood celebrities should share the wealth!!

    • @roythousand13
      @roythousand13 Год назад

      Do these unions want to share risks with the studios? There are more projects that fail than those that succeed and make a great profit. Are these writers, actors, and actresses going to cough up money to help produce these projects?

    • @whatevergoesforme5129
      @whatevergoesforme5129 Год назад +1

      @@roythousand13 Yep. I am not really siding with the ESG compliant studios but these writers and actors won't even try to start their own productions and become independent. They know a project can fail but they'd rather let the studios take the loss while profits should be shared equally.

    • @roythousand13
      @roythousand13 Год назад

      @@whatevergoesforme5129 ,I agree with 100 percent!

  • @seanjohnson6763
    @seanjohnson6763 Год назад +12

    Honestly, I feel like no really cares. I think they’re demands are warranted. And the producers should meet them all. However, I don’t think they will.

    • @Livinginpeace1
      @Livinginpeace1 Год назад

      They want everyone to be a surf you will own nothing

    • @WilliamCunninghamII
      @WilliamCunninghamII Год назад +1

      Sure they are warranted and if successful they will contribute to the demise of hollywood. Who cares, it's entertainment, not heart surgery.

    • @5877user
      @5877user Год назад +1

      Non essential people who feel so entitled that they deserve to what the highest paid actors are getting.
      But do they bring in the crowds like them? Of course not.

    • @jamigoddess
      @jamigoddess Год назад +1

      Their demands are forcing showrunners to hire writers they don’t need.

    • @whatevergoesforme5129
      @whatevergoesforme5129 Год назад

      In a negotiation, there should be compromise on both sides. It is not about meeting ALL demands or else it is not a negotiation but about mob rule.

  • @roythousand13
    @roythousand13 Год назад +5

    I don't support the SAG and WGA strikes. These actors, actresses, and writers are being greedy and ultra-selfish. Also, these union leaders are dehumanizing the producers, so the producers don't have no incentive to come back to the bargaining table.

    • @massapower
      @massapower Год назад

      HA !! Aren't you a Genius !!!🥱

  • @chrismitsos6817
    @chrismitsos6817 Год назад +2

    It all comes down to money and control. I hope the strikes keep on going.

    • @whatevergoesforme5129
      @whatevergoesforme5129 Год назад

      Yep, at the core it is just about money and not really about AI replacing them because if they got paid "properly" with or without AI, then they won't have any issue. in the past, unions went on strike because of poor working conditions leading to deaths, injuries/accidents, lack of health insurance, etc and not just about poor pay.

  • @theoriginalsurferbob
    @theoriginalsurferbob Год назад +13

    What a horrible shame. How unfortunate that La Haina burned down instead of Hollywood.

    • @CuttinBlade
      @CuttinBlade Год назад +3

      Yet

    • @5877user
      @5877user Год назад +1

      And Oprah is greedily rubbing her hands to buy even more land than she already owns on Maui.
      She’ll do it undercover though.

  • @boblester8641
    @boblester8641 Год назад +1

    Quit destroying beloved IPs with reimagining.

  • @CapAnson12345
    @CapAnson12345 Год назад +12

    I'm starting to think she really doesn't know what she's doing.

  • @andrewwong8932
    @andrewwong8932 Год назад +12

    Sag does not have a CFO, lead counsel or chief negotiator, They are negotiating with the largest corporations in the world without lead council

    • @PhilMoskowitz
      @PhilMoskowitz Год назад +1

      The actors union see it as a political matter against corporations. Not what it is, which is a business negotiation.

  • @dalepunter7336
    @dalepunter7336 Год назад +2

    Time to learn coding??? Yeah!

  • @joshthegripper
    @joshthegripper Год назад +10

    I don't watch Network TV. Can't really tell there's a strike at all.

  • @Chrisfeb68
    @Chrisfeb68 Год назад +20

    The writers and actors haven't done anything to win people over. I think they've set their cause back quite a bit. It doesn't help that Hollywood has been putting out poor content on top of everything.

    • @dannyf.8982
      @dannyf.8982 Год назад +3

      Tell that to the 60%+ plus polled who agree with them. You realize the poor content is thanks to the producers who they're striking against. Jeez...

    • @phoenix5054
      @phoenix5054 Год назад

      ​@@dannyf.898260% is soft for a grassroots strike.

    • @rickjuarez57
      @rickjuarez57 Год назад

      Whenever I watch prime time, it all seems so reductive, borring, and silly...and dubbing laughter into the production does not make me laugh...I have not watched prime time in decades...

    • @ethanahmu6149
      @ethanahmu6149 Год назад

      Maybe the reason the content was so poor was workers in the industry were working 14+ hours a day, a salary they can’t live on and a lack of healthcare.

  • @5877user
    @5877user Год назад +2

    And they all go home and watch tv on their streaming channels.
    Channel 5 KTLA has been off the air for a month. Who will remember KTLA in another month?
    People just find alternatives.

  • @adavis7668
    @adavis7668 Год назад +5

    Fran knows she's not winning this one, you can hear it in her voice

  • @andrewwong8932
    @andrewwong8932 Год назад +3

    Sag daily minimum wage is 1080 something dollars a day, the majority of SAG members work less than one day every two weeks,

    • @5877user
      @5877user Год назад

      It’s their choice to work for Hollywood. They should know that going in. They are not kindergartners.

  • @matthewme8311
    @matthewme8311 Год назад +1

    😂 no one cares

  • @X-Warrior.1119
    @X-Warrior.1119 Год назад +4

    Fight The Power...?!... ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

  • @reallyreallygreatguy
    @reallyreallygreatguy Год назад +1

    How ironic, being interviewed by an AI lol

  • @iMakePlaylists365
    @iMakePlaylists365 6 месяцев назад

    Boy, she would be an effective politician. Highly intelligent. Very eloquent.

  • @5150Rockstar
    @5150Rockstar Год назад +3

    Amptp have law firms that have law firms and Sag has Fran running around yelling. Big fail

  • @WilliamCunninghamII
    @WilliamCunninghamII Год назад +7

    The less nonsense out of Hollywood the better. Im fine with this strike lasting forever. A plague on both their houses.
    I'm perfectly happy watching RUclips.

  • @WoodyAllenManiac
    @WoodyAllenManiac Год назад +4

    I am a SAG actor. The interim agreements have failed. Hardly anyone is working on them. When we were asked to vote to authorize a strike, there was no notice there would be these interim agreements. We were lied to.

    • @andrewwong8932
      @andrewwong8932 Год назад

      I bet you they’re insider friends were given a heads up in advance so that they can get themselves on the exempted projects before you had a chance

    • @cmc5394oparva
      @cmc5394oparva Год назад +1

      Your union didn't even hire a CFO or a lead counsel before going into this strike. You'd think they'd prioritize that over thumping their chests to an audience that actively despises a lot of them now.

  • @Livinginpeace1
    @Livinginpeace1 Год назад +2

    This is just the beginning

    • @5877user
      @5877user Год назад +1

      Well, wait as the holidays get closer and closer and the lavish lifestyles get harder and harder to maintain .
      Hollywood people always fall into keeping up with the Jones.

  • @WilliamCunninghamII
    @WilliamCunninghamII Год назад +3

    Oh, so now empathy, spirtuality...what? Is a frikking labor negotiation, not a church service.

  • @DemonDog444
    @DemonDog444 Год назад +5

    These sanctimonious actors and writers can kick rocks. Accept what you've been offered, or find new work.

  • @seerpou
    @seerpou Год назад +4

    fran drescher is queen

  • @lookissjaxin
    @lookissjaxin Год назад +13

    She’s a very impressive and intelligent lady. I can see why her colleagues voted 🗳️ for her to represent them all.

  • @1138prometheus
    @1138prometheus Год назад +2

    Wait did the lead negotiater just say "they're very tactical people" Well what was the approach you took. I think you're supposed to be "tactical" too. The silent treatment is called "having the upper hand" which means you really don't need to make a call. After a months of releasing money losing theatrical releases it seems they would like a break from the lousy press. And because none of the viewers are canceling their streaming subscriptions they're actually improving their fiscal performance during this period which will probably improve their bonuses. As the bonus they get to lay off tons of mediocre writers and actors when this is all over using the damage to revenues as an excuse. There's a saying that if you're at a poker table and you don't know who the sucker is, baby it's you! I don't know why I suspect that now that the offer on the table is public you're going to be losing the support of some of the production workers. Just a hunch.

    • @playstation4skin
      @playstation4skin Год назад +2

      You typed way too much for none of that to be coherent or correct

  • @jr6577
    @jr6577 Год назад +4

    What strike? Just watched MEG2 with 17 of our family members in our 85 inch tv......these guy wants socialism in place😂😂😂😂😂😂....America doesn't support woke Hollywood socialist 😂😂😂😂

  • @Luke_E_Babyy
    @Luke_E_Babyy Год назад +1

    What is the breaking point I wonder? How many artists have to be in poverty before studios either give in or people just start openly scabbing

  • @lookissjaxin
    @lookissjaxin Год назад +11

    Don’t agonize, organize, and UNIONIZE 💪🏼

  • @rudolfspitz
    @rudolfspitz Год назад

  • @scruffd0g193
    @scruffd0g193 Год назад +1

    This is just sad, this strike need to end ASAP.

  • @GaryKampel
    @GaryKampel Год назад +10

    Stay strong.
    Union!

  • @mikebrand568
    @mikebrand568 Год назад +4

    Fran overreacted and started whinning and calling studio heads out...she should have stayed calm and NOT call for strike, but started negotiating while everyone was still working...unions do this all the time..but she does not know what she is doing and led the membership over a cliff to drown..Word to you Fran...you dont demand...you negotiate....thats how you handle a situation like this..plus solidarity is not half done...you should have honored the WGA picket lines instead of continuously cross them..of course..now you need them for your cause?? WGA does not trust you...

  • @Wanderer2035
    @Wanderer2035 Год назад +2

    AI is coming for all jobs, the sooner we come to that reality the better

  • @PhilMoskowitz
    @PhilMoskowitz Год назад

    Doesn't matter if the studios run out of new content. They won't go into a venture where they lose. The actors union don't seem to understand that. They seem to believe that because they exist, businesses should make movies and tv shows. It's the other way around.

  • @mwhite0313
    @mwhite0313 Год назад +1

    I think you should dock writers for excessive use of "f-bomb", rather than real words-give them a thesaurus as part of the signing bonus, when you finally reach agreement. I find that I cannot watch many (most) of the series due to that excessive use. You might consider giving subscribers a rebate for the substitution of the "f-bomb" for real words. Or make actual literacy a requirement for screen writers. I am serious. It becomes more offensive each year.