“There are like 40 movies being made right now.
She continued, “That’s just working.
The strike ends when they come to the table and we make a deal in agreement.
Sarah Silverman.Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images
Well, they’re making movies.
What the f—?”
the 52-year-old Emmy winner said.
Sarah Silverman on strike.Hollywood To You/Star Max/GC Images
I’m really pissed.
like, explain to me why I shouldn’t be angry, because people are making real-deal sacrifices.
People, writers, actors, crew people, all these people are sacrificing their livelihood for this cause.
It’s called union strong, where we are all together.
“It’s scabbing you’ve made that so clear that it’s scabbing,” she concluded.
That’s called the end of the strike, motherf—ers!”
But while she acknowledged the other side of the argument, Silverman maintained her original position.
“I love a dreamer.
“That’s our power,” she explained.
She finished by encouraging unity overall, adding that she will agree to disagree.
Union strong, baby.”
This story has been updated to include Silverman’s remarks after meeting with Drescher and Crabtree-Ireland.
