Mark Ruffalo continues to scrutinize the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger. He spoke out on Wednesday, Sept. 30, following the news that Paramount has tentatively set Tuesday, Oct. 6, to close the deal.
“This merger will stifle creativity, weaken free speech, and cost people their jobs — it is a bad deal for this country and should never have been approved,” the actor wrote in a Threads post on Wednesday. “This is an incredibly disappointing outcome for the hundreds of thousands of us who stood up to block it, but it’s also not the end. This grassroots movement isn’t going to fade away and neither is our resolve.”
He added: “This was never about just one merger: this was about fighting back against corrupt oligarch billionaires trampling the interests of everyday people to line their own pockets. We’re still in that fight. Join us.”
Ruffalo spoke out earlier this month about the merger. He urged California Attorney General Rob Bonta and the 11 other state attorneys general involved in the lawsuit to reject any settlement with Paramount Skydance to prevent David Ellison from acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery.
“Don’t you dare, [Rob Bonta], do not cave,” Ruffalo wrote on X. “5,670 filmmakers put their necks on the line for you to fight this merger. Another 75,000+ and counting have signed to tell you not to concede in just 3 weeks. You work for the people — the very people who will be hurt if you let this lousy deal filled with empty promises go forward. Please sign to send a message to the AGs and Paramount. Reject the deal. The people don’t want it!”
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