The way the list is structured, it's hard to be sure. But it looks as if it's majority behind the scenes people? That's quite interesting in itself. The amount of agents, editors, directors, producers, and so forth, who are gung-ho about trans might explain why it's been pushed so hard into everything in recent years. We might consider them nobodies, but they've probably been the ones pushing the direction of major productions over the last few years, and will have had the power to make or break careers, in many cases. Up to now, they've been able to operate in anonymity. They might come to regret putting their names to this, as they'll be on people's radar now.
I never thought twice about Hat Trick Productions, before the shameful way they treated Graham Linehan over the Father Ted musical. Now it's the first thing I think of, and I'd be very leery of anything with their name on it.
Up to now, actors have been copping most of the heat for promoting trans ideology. But they must be realising it's toxic to their image. So few big name actors signed this. I wonder if the message is starting to hit home now? Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe were very poor actors, coasting on their childhood success. If their careers seemed to struggle after turning on JK Rowling, well, they weren't doing well to begin with, so it could be chalked up to other factors. Russell T Davies was beloved as Doctor Who showrunner though, and now he's a running joke. David Tennant's career is noticeably on the skids. Pedro Pascal is about to crash out the same way. I almost laugh that he doesn't see it coming. He really thinks women will forget his comments? Oh, dear. Oh, no. Poor Pedro.
Some of these actors really don't seem to realise who their core audience are, and are utterly shocked when they spout some misogynistic bullshit and then experience what I like to call, The Body Shop Phenomenon.