“You needed me to be a stronger ally in the fight for equal rights and I let you down. In early March, Chapek told company staff that he initially didn’t release a statement on the bill because “they are often weaponized by one side or the other to further divide and inflame.” He later shared that Disney would be pausing political donations in the state. Going forward, Isaac said that while he will be conscientiousness about his choices whenever he works for a major studio, he will mostly continue to focus on “figuring out a good character.” The actor said, “I just want to make good stuff and hopefully try to do it in a responsible way.” The actor, 43, went on to say that he grew up in Florida and recognizes “how dysfunctional the state is.” He added: “But it’s an interesting time where everything is parsed, and if Disney is going to own so much of the entertainment industry, they’ve got to expect to come up against some tough decisions.” Sometimes silence or neutrality is just not going to work.” “Disney was forced to take a stand, and I’m glad that they took the right stand there. Isaac commented that everything has a “political undercurrent” at the moment. 'Moon Knight' Director Mohamed Diab Reveals His Favorite 'Oscar-Worthy' Oscar Isaac Scene That Was Cut