Shazam star Zachary Levy is very nervous about Hollywood and he does! The comedian, who actively supports the writers’ and actors’ strike, had no words to say about the industry at the Chicago Fan Expo.
According to DeadlineThe 42-year-old comedian rocked the Hollywood establishment with a speech about the strike that is currently rocking the industry. “I personally feel that a lot of the content that comes out of Hollywood is just garbage. They don’t care enough to make something great for you.”he argued.
Personally, I feel like the amount of content coming out of Hollywood is just garbage.
“How many times have you watched a trailer and thought, ‘Oh my God, this looks amazing!’ Then you go to see the movie and think, ‘This is what I got?'” They know that once you buy a ticket and sit in your seat, they have your money “.Hammered by Zachary Levy.
“The only way to make a difference is to not go to the trash can. We have to actively choose not to spend. It will help. It will help a lot.”, he chanted fiercely. The American actor finished with a few words of gratitude to the audience.
“Our business exists and is successful because of our fans. I think it’s important to thank them for the support they give to our career.”, he concluded. Recently, Zachary Levy’s Shazam 2 failed miserably at the box office. The DC film grossed just $133 million worldwide on a $125 million budget.
Source: Allocine
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