Hours before the actors’ union formally approved its members to join the writers’ strike, Disney chief Bob Iger had spoken out against the “very disturbing” potential.
Speaking to CNBC’s David Faber at the Sun Valley Conference in Idaho on Thursday (13 July), the CEO, 72, addressed Sag-aftra’s strike, complaining that its timing is the “worst in the world” – as it would effectively shut down Hollywood.
