A reported by Deadline, SAG-AFTRA recently responded to the criticism regarding their decision to allow some actors to keep working during the ongoing strike. SAG-AFTRA defended the interim filming agreements saying that they "disagree" with those saying that letting some movies and shows move forward could "prolong the strike."
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