Susan Sarandon Says Still Losing Roles over Gaza Stance
The actress says major studios and agencies still avoid her after pro-Palestine remarks, even as she says public opinion has shifted.
- On Sunday, Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon told a Venice Film Festival press conference she continues to lose studio roles because of her public support for Palestine.
- Following her 2023 dismissal by agency UTA, Sarandon felt shunned by the industry for advocating a ceasefire in Gaza, resulting in fewer work opportunities.
- Defying industry warnings, director Andrea Pallaoro cast Sarandon in his new romantic drama 'The Echo Chamber', co-starring Luca Marinelli and Alicia Vikander.
- Despite feeling welcomed internationally, Sarandon claimed that positions in her industry held by Zionists continue to block her hiring despite shifting public narratives.
- Sarandon's experience reflects broader Hollywood tensions, including Paramount's accusation that Mark Ruffalo used 'antisemitic tropes' criticizing the Paramount-WBD merger and its backer Oracle.
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The actress assured this Sunday in the Italian show that she has lost roles in Hollywood because of her support for Palestine
American actress Susan Sarandon said, this Sunday, that she continues to lose roles in Hollywood due to her critical position in relation to Israel and the war in Gaza. The star of "Thelma & Louise" had to leave her agency, the UTA, in November 2023, after comments made at a pro-Palestine rally, of which she later said she regretted. "Recently, I had roles removed from me again, because there are agencies that tell people not to hire me. But tha…
NA FESTIVALU u Veneciji, glumica Susan Sarandon izjavila je da i dalje ne dobiva uloge zbog svoje javne podrške Palestini, unatoč, kako kaže, promjeni javnog narativa or sukobu.
"There are agencies that still tell people not to hire me," Susan Sarandon said at a press conference at the Venice Film Festival. The post Susan Sarandon Loses Roles Due to Solidarity with Palestine appeared first on in.gr.
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