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Beyond individual stories, the broader narrative involves Hollywood executives like Disney CEO Bob Iger, who find themselves under public scrutiny as emblematic villains of the strike. Many feel that industry giants are deliberately prolonging negotiations, knowing that union members might face hardships—such as losing their homes—if the strike drags on. This strategy, perceived by some critics, seems morally questionable, with some directly blaming Iger for prioritizing corporate interests over workers’ livelihoods.