“I think Gilmore Girls was sort of the perfect example of the type of show that has been disrespected by the new model,” Sean Gunn, who plays the role of Kirk in Gilmore Girls, tells Rolling Stone.
Four actors from the beloved series, which was revived on Netflix, say their streaming residuals do not reflect the show’s success.
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