Sean Gunn criticized Disney CEO Bob Iger for his recent comments about the fair treatment of writers and actors. Gunn, who plays Kraglin in Disney’s “Guardians of the Galaxy” films, voiced his concerns about Iger’s lack of morality after the CEO expressed disappointment in the strikes by the Writer’s Guild of America East and West and the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Gunn pointed out that CEOs like Iger used to make 30 times what their lowest workers made in 1980, but now Iger makes 400 times more than his lowest worker. Gunn called this income disparity a disgrace and urged Iger to reflect on why this is morally acceptable. He also criticized Iger’s response that this is just the way business is done now, calling it a poor answer. Gunn’s comments come in response to Iger dismissing the strikes and claiming that the demands of the writers and actors are unrealistic. However, members of both guilds argue that a fair deal would quickly end the strikes. Gunn also expressed frustration with Netflix, claiming that he receives minimal residuals from the profits of the popular series “Gilmore Girls” despite it being streamed repeatedly on the platform. He emphasized the need for Hollywood to rethink its business model and distribute wealth more fairly.
Sean Gunn Criticizes Disney’s Iger Over Hollywood Strike Comments
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