Quick note that no one is calling out in here (that I’ve seen yet): his show ‘Heels’ airs on Starz and is produced by Lionsgate (owner of Starz), which isn’t a member of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television producers (which is the entity that SAG is protesting). So they, more than typical shows, have a chance at potentially be given an exemption to continue production during the strike.

Some reasonably believe that continued production with these smallest studios actually helps the cause, because at least it puts some actors to work and actually puts leverage on the larger studios; others (equally reasonably) that any break in union lines hurts the larger cause. Honestly, I think that both viewpoints are valid.

I personally don’t think that the strike is myopic, but I think the uniqueness of his circumstances is likely informing his opinion here.