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A "trip to the past" led to an intense criticism for Costumes star Patrick J. Adams , after having published old photos of the program on social networks. Adams played the role of Mike Ross on the legal series of the American network for seven years, starting at the same time as the CO-Star Meghan Markle , who played his romantic interest Rachel Zane. Markle left the show after his engagement at Prince Harry , knowing that she was starting a new life as a member of the British royal family. A lot of backle Costumes The Co-Stars, of which Adams, attended his royal wedding.

Costumes , which was broadcast from 2011 to 2019, recently had a boom in popularity thanks to its availability on Netflix and Peacock streaming services. But while Adams tried to publish on his memories of the show and give the fans and see a glance behind the scenes, he accidentally made a major misstep and subsequently apologized. Read the rest to know why.

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As indicated by People , on four Instagram messages, Adams shared behind -the -scenes images Since Costumes . These photos presented co-stars, including Markle, Gabriel Macht ,, Sarah Raffety ,, Gina Torres ,, Rick Hoffman , and more. He legend one of the messages: "This well is Deeeep." Another legend said: "I miss my friends" and a third was subtitled: "each of them".

Given its massive international renown, Markle's photos particularly interested fans. In one of them, it poses under a clear umbrella, while another watch elongated on a sofa. The organic Instagram of Adams even recognizes how public fascination with Markle aroused increased interest in Costumes . He reads as follows: "The guy of this show that you are looking at on this application because this girl married this prince."

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Publish behind the scenes of Costumes Was interpreted by some as breaking a rule of the Sag-Aftra strike in progress, which prohibits the promotion of "work or strike companies". Adams said that after sharing the photos, his disciples reminded this. He deleted the photos And apologized on its Instagram history, as reported by Deadline.

"The last two days, I let a trip Costumes Memory Lane distracts me from the very real and continuous fight that everyone in @Sagaftra continues to lead in their efforts to win our compensation and the realistic protections of the 21st century, "he wrote." It was an embarrassing surveillance for which I am incredibly sorry. So grateful to those who corrected me gently and quickly here and I can't wait to continue the fight in the days and weeks to come. ""

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The actors' union Sag-Aftra was on strike Since July 14. The strike began after SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents the major Hollywood studios, did not conclude an agreement on a new contract. Sag-Aftra fights for fair wages, a big problem being the residues of the content indicated on the streaming services. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

A Frequently asked questions section On the Sag-Aftra Strike website, explains: "Current strike rules define the" promotion "very largely in order to reach a maximum impact on studios, networks and streamers. Your voice is powerful for your fans. Without it, studios, networks and streamers lose the lever effect. No promotion therefore does not mean photos, videos, publications on social networks, interviews, appearances, panels, discussions , covers of magazines in character, press conferences, red carpets, junkets, press releases, press kits, etc. Promote work struck or struck businesses. "

Publish on an older program that is now shown on streaming services - as Adams has done with Costumes- is particularly frowned upon, according to the SAG-AFTRA website. This is due to one of the main points for which the actors' union is fighting is an increase in streaming residues. Adams' messages were not a blatant promotion in that they did not allow people to watch the series, but they increased the visibility of the show.

The FAQ section continues to promote: "This includes the work done in the past. Banners and networks direct fans to past content to fill the void resulting from WGA [Writers Guild of America] and Sag-Aftra Strikes. The Banners in particular Hold Hold Hold Hold An older content hostage on their platforms, causing any residue of "displacement", while paying a streaming residue which does not reflect the value of the contents for streamers. "

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