SAG-AFTRA Condemns Disparaging Remarks on 'Tulsa King' Set
The actors' union has responded to allegations of mistreatment of background actors by Sylvester Stallone during the filming of 'Tulsa King' in Atlanta.
- SAG-AFTRA issued a statement emphasizing that there is no room for disparaging comments towards performers on any set.
- Allegations include Stallone mocking the appearance of background actors, referring to them with derogatory terms like 'tub of lard' and 'fat guy with a cane'.
- Casting director Rose Locke resigned, citing a 'toxic environment' on set that she could not support.
- The show's producers and director have denied the allegations, claiming no inappropriate behavior occurred.
- Background actor Thomas Mooneyham felt targeted by the remarks, which have sparked a broader discussion about the treatment of extras in the industry.