SAG Boss Just Wants ‘Social Justice,’ Preferably With Direct Deposit

As noted here Monday, SAG president and all-around industry red-arse Alan Rosenberg never encountered a paper cut he couldn’t pick and peel into a festering scab. A lot of it is the institution’s historic dysfunction; less than 90 days from the expiration of its contract with studios, SAG has more factions, infighting and revenue disparities than the Jackson family. Nevertheless, on the second day of negotiations between SAG and producers, Brooks Barnes offers a revealing portrait of the Man Who Would Bring Hollywood to Its Knees If It Will Get Him in the New York Times:

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