Of course, these restrictions usually pertain to movie spoilers rather than denouncements of the company's response to anti-LGBTQ legislation. It's a particularly bold statement considering the famously tight control Disney often exercises over what its actors can say. 'It's astounding that that even exists in this country.' 'It's an absolutely ridiculous law, it's insane, it's insanity, and I hope that Disney as a company comes out as forcefully as possible against this idea,' said Isaac. Isaac immediately responded by repeatedly singing the word 'gay.' 'I wanted to give you an opportunity to comment on that effort.' 'Disney employees are protesting the 'Don't Say Gay' bill,' Variety reporter Adam B. Meanwhile, several highly publicised walkouts have taken place at Disney, with hundreds of employees protesting the company's lacklustre response to the bill. Isaac has been making the press junket rounds to promote his upcoming Marvel series Moon Knight, currently scheduled to premiere on Disney+ March 30. Unsurprisingly, the notorious Finn/Poe shipper came down strong on the side of not only saying 'gay,' but singing it as well. Oscar Isaac has commented on Disney's response to the 'Don't Say Gay' bill - new Florida legislation that would prohibit discussions in schools about sexuality and gender identity for children in third grade and below, and restrict such lessons thereafter.