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Supporters of the strikes frequently rally behind the idea that actors and writers are fighting for their fair share—yet critics argue that many union members, especially those "below the line," are living paycheck to paycheck and may not benefit from the high-profile victories of Hollywood’s top stars. The most established actors, like Fran Drescher, are seen as detached elites, who allegedly do little to help their less fortunate colleagues during these disputes.