ONCE UPON A STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD

With work in Hollywood coming to a halt, a host of big stars have taken to the picket line to 'walk in solidarity' with fellow actors and writers who are protesting for their rights at the SAG-AFTRA strike

- Sugandha Rawal

HILARY DUFF

Hilary Duff was joined by her How I Met Your Father co-star, Francia Raisa, on the SAG picket line. The Lizzie McGuire actor also sang the popular track What Dreams Are Made Of, from the 2003 movie. In a video, the two actors are seen singing and dancing to the iconic song.

EMILY BLUNT

Oppenheimer actor, Emily Blunt has also come forward to support fellow actors. "Obviously we stand with all of the actors and at whatever point it's called, we're going to be going home and standing together through it because I want everyone to get a fair deal," she said recently.

SUSAN SARANDON

Academy Award-winner Susan Sarandon has joined leading Hollywood actors warning about the growing threat of artificial intelligence, saying that Al could use "my face, my body and my voice" without permission. "We're in an old contract for a new type of business and it's just not working for most people," Sarandon told reporters in New York at the start of strike.

MATT DAMON