Parisa Fakhri

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SAG-AFTRA actor Parisa Fakhri (“SEAL Team” on Paramount+) explains why she voted to strike and what she wants to see in the industry going forward.

‘Heartbreaking and very scary’: SAG actor on AI and strike

SAG-AFTRA actor Parisa Fakhri (“SEAL Team” on Paramount+) explains why she voted to strike and what she wants to see in the industry going forward.

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