No, it isn t, and we have to address it. They re breaking California labor laws. We are mounting up a legislative effort to go after this. The problem is, the labor commission will say, we address complaints when they re made. Well, the actor has to make the complaint, and jeopardizes himself with his manager and career.
Studios say moviemaking has become a lousy business, partly because talent costs are so high.
Don t come complaining because you picked properties that weren t worth picking. But foreign residuals, cable, have exploded for them. We just want to share a little of it. They always say they re getting killed and I have to bite my tongue. I ve always prided myself in having a career where I never had to go to an office or sit behind a desk, unless I was playing a part that called for that.