Pat Reidy joined a march and rally for striking actors Thursday in Chicago, holding a sign that featured a copy of a seven-cent residual check he received. Above and below the image he wrote, “Strike!!! Because this suuucks.”
The paltry check, and another one for eight cents, came from Reidy’s work on Max’s South Side, where he appeared in five episodes over three seasons. “It cost them more to mail it to me,” Reidy told The Hollywood Reporter. “We went to the negotiating table in good faith and ended up having to come here and sweat our asses off in the Chicago heat just to get people to hear us. … We have to fight every step of the way. It’s beyond frustrating to me.”
Reidy was one of more than 1,000 SAG-AFTRA members and supporters who marched three-quarters of a mile from Millennium Park to Buckingham Fountain in...
The paltry check, and another one for eight cents, came from Reidy’s work on Max’s South Side, where he appeared in five episodes over three seasons. “It cost them more to mail it to me,” Reidy told The Hollywood Reporter. “We went to the negotiating table in good faith and ended up having to come here and sweat our asses off in the Chicago heat just to get people to hear us. … We have to fight every step of the way. It’s beyond frustrating to me.”
Reidy was one of more than 1,000 SAG-AFTRA members and supporters who marched three-quarters of a mile from Millennium Park to Buckingham Fountain in...
- 7/20/2023
- by Rick Porter
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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