About 500 people walked the picket line at Warner Bros.' studio in Los Angeles on Thursday to show their support for the SAG-AFTRA strike against major video game companies.
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As mostly actors walked back and forth across Gate 5 — the one closest to WB Games Inc., the subsection of the company that’s being hit — there was also fervent support from the WGA and IATSE. It was a scene reminiscent of last year, when SAG-AFTRA walked the line on the other side of the grounds.
And just like last year, artificial intelligence is at the forefront of the conversation — a fact that didn’t go unnoticed by SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, who told Deadline he was “disappointed and … frankly, a little angry.”
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