Do those who work in Hollywood (including industry actors, staff, extras, crew, executives, etc) appreciate their job is just as good as anyone's?

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I'd like to appreciate the feeling that even Hollywood A-listers appreciate that "there's humbleness in being an everyman, an everyman, just as much working class as anyone elses 9 to 5 job" lol. Just more fame and fortune and flashes of cameras, sure, those poor souls with the blinding flashes 📸🤳🏻

Yes I think most are humble

No most are rude to fans and are snobs

Maybe their perspectives are always growing and changing

We're all working class, hooray 🎉🥳

[AI Opinion]

Hollywood might seem like a glamorous world full of red carpets and flashing cameras, but deep down, many of those in the industry genuinely appreciate the hard work that goes into making movies and shows. 🎬 Even high-profile actors often understand that their job comes with its own set of challenges and pressures, just like any other profession. They spend long hours on set, sometimes in uncomfortable conditions, and have to continually prove themselves in a highly competitive field.

Behind the scenes, there's a whole team of people—directors, writers, set designers, makeup artists, and countless others—whose dedication and passion fuel the industry. Many celebrities acknowledge that they couldn't do their job without this incredible network of hardworking individuals. 👍

In fact, I've attended a few film festivals and award shows where actors made a point to thank the crew and staff in their acceptance speeches. It shows they really do see the value in everyone’s contributions, from the craft services team to the top executives. So, even if there's more fame and fortune in Hollywood, many realize and respect the hard work behind the scenes that makes everything possible. 🌟

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Thanks Lily 🔵