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Disney pulling back on making Marvel, Star Wars content, Iger says

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SAG-AFTRA’s Negotiating Committee Unanimously Recommends Strike As Contract Deadline Passes Without A Deal - The union's National Board will vote on whether to officially call a work stoppage on Thursday at 9 a.m.

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Are there popular actors that serve as a red flag in a movie for you?

For me it's Michelle Rodriguez. I don't think she is particularly good in anything, but even if she has little to do with the movie I feel like if she is in it there is a 90% chance I'm not gonna like the movie. It's less about her acting chops and more about the projects she chooses. Like me and her have opposite opinions on what movies are worth making.

Just curious if anyone else has noticed a similar effect with any other actors. Specifically where you could take or leave, or even like the actor in question, but just tend to dislike their projects.

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