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Bob Iger now says he has “deep respect and appreciation” for Hollywood’s striking workers.
When the Screen Actors Guild joined the Writers Guild of America in striking against the AMPTP last month, Disney CEO Bob Iger called workers’ demands for better pay and a cut of streaming profits “disturbing” and unrealistic.
During Disney’s quarterly earnings call this week, though, Iger sang a rather different tune insisting that he has “deep respect” for the striking workers, and that “it is my fervent hope that we quickly find solutions to the issues that have kept us apart these past few months.”
Sure, Bob.
Bob Iger Tries Diplomacy This Time On Strike: “I Am Personally Committed” to Finding a Solution
[The Hollywood Reporter]
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