Mark Ruffalo said the approval of the Paramount‑Warner Bros. merger was “an incredibly disappointing outcome” and added that the merger will stifle creativity, weaken free speech and cost people their jobs.
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His criticism signals his concern about industry consolidation affecting artistic freedom, which matters to fans who follow his advocacy on creative issues.
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