\"... a deeply astute performance as Raymond... intelligent, conflicted, humorous, obsessive, in love and out of love...\" — KIM VOYNAR, cinematical.com
Two weeks into the writers' strike, I have been asked if it has
affected me. In regards to my working, well, I was unemployed (with no
prospects) before the strike, so it's hard to say it has affected my
job situation. However, in the larger sense, it has informed me, and
pushed me to stay informed. The issues at hand (digital/internet pay
and DVD residuals) are real, and are the same issues my unions as an
actor (SAG/AFTRA) and director (DGA) will be focusing on when our
contracts expire this coming June. I am proud of my writer brothers and
sisters, for being steadfast and strong. If it were to have been
affecting my work situation, I would be standing beside you, close and
unwavering.
I don't claim to be an authority on the issues. But,
I can assume there must be some money to be made on the internet. I
can't see Rupert Murdoch paying $580 million for this MySpace entity if
he wasn't expecting some kind of return.
I'm sure, like any argument, there is another side to the story, but view this clip to get some idea of where the writers stand:
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