Ruffalo slams Hollywood ‘fat cats’ for exploiting the industry

• Mark Ruffalo supports actors’ strike against Hollywood billionaires.
• Ruffalo says billionaires exploit the industry and believe actors are no longer of value.
• Ruffalo calls for actors to support independent projects and weaken studios’ power.

Mark Ruffalo, known for his role in “13 Going on 30,” has voiced his criticism against wealthy individuals in Hollywood following the actors’ strike that caused the industry to come to a halt.

Through a series of tweets, Ruffalo expressed his support for the actors’ strike.

The Independent reported that the SAG-AFTRA union, representing actors and performers, has unanimously proposed a strike following unsuccessful negotiations with studios.

Consequently, all production has come to a halt. The demands from both actors and writers include higher base pay in the era of streaming TV and assurances that their work will not be replaced by artificial intelligence (AI).

Both the actors’ and writers’ unions are engaged in a dispute with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP).