He added: “I hesitate that I did a 180, it’s more that I should have spoken more clearly and concisely the first time around.” The 'Heels' actor insisted he didn't ' a 180' on his remarks when he joined the picket line, but claimed he hadn't voiced his original opinion 'clearly' enough. I put my foot in my mouth and I’m trying to take ownership of it.”

Saying I don’t support the strike was the wrong choice of words, plain and simple. “I love acting, I love film and I love television and I know how much going on strike hurts, not just the actors, but all the people who work on film and television. He told TMZ: 'When I spoke the first time, I didn’t choose my words as I should. Stephen has insisted he has 'always' supported his union and is keen to 'take ownership' of his gaffe. The 'Arrow' star received a backlash after he insisted he wasn't in favour of the industrial action, which is the latest step in a row over a lack of fair pay and concerns about the rise of AI, but later apologised for his comments, and last week was spotted with his fellow actors on the picket line. Stephen Amell made the 'wrong choice of words' when he said he didn't support the SAG-AFTRA strikes. Stephen Amell has clarified his strike comments again

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