Is this supposed to be ripping on the entertainment industry, like, “people could be doing productive things instead of playing pretend on screen”? I’m stumped.
I don’t think so. I see it more as riffing on times in the past where there’s been a tragedy and some celebrities decide to talk out about it as though they’re more important than they are. Think Sean Penn.
That’s a good possibility. (Timely, since Sean Penn was speaking out against the Bush administration. /s) I don’t see the connection to the strike, though.
Is this supposed to be ripping on the entertainment industry, like, “people could be doing productive things instead of playing pretend on screen”? I’m stumped.
I don’t think so. I see it more as riffing on times in the past where there’s been a tragedy and some celebrities decide to talk out about it as though they’re more important than they are. Think Sean Penn.
That’s a good possibility. (Timely, since Sean Penn was speaking out against the Bush administration. /s) I don’t see the connection to the strike, though.
The actors were this close to solving all the world’s problems you guys. They totally could’ve done it.