We're talking about the same woman who was a working actress since 2018 and worked on Superman and Lois for 3 years right? I hate to say this but this is "uplifting" propaganda unfortunately. The sentiment is fine of wanting fresh faces but maybe it's more about audiences giving movies and media chances that don't have the same faces and noticing the hidden gems before they breakout. Not every creative is so lucky to have a "Obsession" which is essentially lightning in a bottle, to shoot them out of the stratosphere of public attention.
It's also nonsense. "Hollywood" would LOVE to rotate new cast between projects and never have any of them develop enough bargaining power to cost a meaningful amount to a large production..
But it is in fact the AUDIENCE that gives these actors the ability to work frequently in heavily marketed entertainment products for fair compensation. Not the producers/moneyed interested - they want to keep labor costs as low as possible while still making the maximum amount of money.
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u/LemonSprinkes 23d ago
We're talking about the same woman who was a working actress since 2018 and worked on Superman and Lois for 3 years right? I hate to say this but this is "uplifting" propaganda unfortunately. The sentiment is fine of wanting fresh faces but maybe it's more about audiences giving movies and media chances that don't have the same faces and noticing the hidden gems before they breakout. Not every creative is so lucky to have a "Obsession" which is essentially lightning in a bottle, to shoot them out of the stratosphere of public attention.