Rosie Perez

But then you look at somebody like Billie Eilish, she does it too, you know.

Lady Gaga.

And Lady Gaga and everything like that.

They have armies behind them of support where a lot of actors do not.

I do have to say that.

But I will give you that there are a lot of actors out there that are extremely privileged, extremely well-off, constantly working.

and can afford maybe a couple of years of not working, but they're still fearful.

I mean, if you're not in the industry, it's hard to understand what the changes in ownership mean for you, for creative people.

What does it mean to have, I know Jane Fonda put out, you know, had a position about some of the mergers.

What is the consolidation and the presence of really Trump-friendly people in the mix mean for actors?

We don't know yet because we haven't seen anything concretely that would point to, ah, see, now they're in control.

This is what's happening.

I want to just wait and see, but it is troubling.

It is very, very troubling.

I mean, it's happening in our world too, obviously.

And then also it's like fewer people making the bigger decisions.

That's troubling.

You know what I mean?

So you don't have...

As many various different platforms that you can say, oh, they don't want me.