Well, you can feel sympathy for either actor, but it’s not like a new actor is any more entitled to the role, and someone with medical issues who can’t work the same way seems to call for some accommodations.
Either option prioritizes helping a real actor versus replacing them, so I think it’s neutral - but that implies a legitimate use case.
Well, you can feel sympathy for either actor, but it’s not like a new actor is any more entitled to the role, and someone with medical issues who can’t work the same way seems to call for some accommodations.
Either option prioritizes helping a real actor versus replacing them, so I think it’s neutral - but that implies a legitimate use case.