There are many TV series that even today, after they ended, are remembered by fans who have always loved all the episodes of all the seasons that aired. One of them is glee, produced and broadcast from 2009 to 2015, created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan, it was a real success because of the way it was created. The series has received numerous awards, including several Golden Globes, and its success is due to the fact that the problems of the everyday life of a group of teenagers were not only solved through the musical genre. Years after the show ended, some cast members exultation they came together as part of the ongoing SAG-AFTRA cast strike in Hollywood.
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Part of the cast exultation met to take part in the actors’ strike that is taking place in the world of Hollywood, and actress Heather Morris, Brittany Pierce’s interpreter for the series, posted a series of shots on social media showing part of the cast taking part in one of the pickets in honor of the strike. SAG-AFTRA actors. According to Entertainment Weekly, among those present at the picket: Darren Criss (Blaine Anderson interpreter), Vanessa Lengies (Sugar Motta interpreter), Becca Tobin (Kitty Wilde interpreter), Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina Cohen-Chang interpreter), Kevin McHale (Artie Abrams interpreter), Josh Sussman (plays Jacob Ben Israel), Iqbal Thewa (Principal Figgins), Jacob Artist (plays Jake Puckerman), Dot-Marie Jones (plays Shannon Beiste), Max Adler (plays Dave Karofsky), Mike O’Malley (plays Bert Hummel) , Romy Rosemont (played by Carol Hudson-Hummel) and series co-creator Brad Falchuk. Actress Dianna Argon was not present, but responded to the post of a colleague with three “hearts”. Below are a couple of photos, all of which are visible on @heatherrelizabethh’s Instagram profile.
An opportunity to also remember colleagues who are no longer here.
exultation it ended about 10 years ago, but its memory lives on today, thanks in part to the tragic deaths of some of its main characters, including Cory Monteith, Nia Rivera, Mark Salling and Robin Throcky. The disappearance of these actors shocked the public, especially because of the young age of the first three and the causes of their death. Thus, the strike reunion was also an opportunity to remember colleagues who are no longer here. Indeed, in one of the photos posted by Heather Morris on her Instagram profile, the actress can be seen holding a billboard that pays homage to the character played by Naya Rivera and reads: “Only I’m straight, it’s straight busted“.
The Glee cast aren’t the only ones who have come together in solidarity with their flamboyant co-stars.
Cast members exultation he is not the only one who has taken part in strikes in Hollywood. Also, other actors like some of the actors in the series. boys and cast Shameless gathered in solidarity with their striking colleagues. According to what was reported Timingactors, actresses, screenwriters and writers also joined the many pickets organized in Hollywood, including Sterling Jones, Anna Kendrick, Larry Karaszewski, Sean Penn, Katrina Lowe, Gary Cole, Troy Garity, Rosanna Arquette, Jane Fonda, Melanie Lynskey, Jessica Chastain, Michael Shannon, Timothy Simons, Jesse Eisenberg, Jesse Williams, Michael Cyril Creighton, Debra Messing, Carla Gugino, Ben McKenzie, Morena Baccarin, Ron Perlman and many, many others.
This is a strike that is considered one of the biggest in Hollywood since the 1960s. The reasons why actors and screenwriters went on strike are the exploitation of their talent and insufficient compensation, especially since the heads of major studios embezzle most of the income from film streaming. The striking actors, led by Fran Drescher, are asking for fair compensation, hoping that artificial intelligence will not be used to scan their faces and make them usable even without their consent, and asking for more safety at work.
The SAG-AFTRA actors’ strike, which began in mid-July, complemented the WGA writers’ strike, which lasted over 100 days. It is in solidarity with the actors and screenwriters that the 80th Venice International Film Festival, which will take place from August 30 to September 9, will host a meeting of Italian authors who will show their solidarity with their Hollywood counterparts.