Australian actress Ruby Rose has backed SAG-AFTRA’s request to ban TV- and movie-inspired Halloween costumes this year amid the ongoing writers’ strike in Hollywood.

The SAG-AFTRA board, the union representing striking Hollywood actors, last week posted a digital flyer on its website urging members to avoid dressing up as characters from TV and movies affected by the strike.

That means, dressing up as popular characters such as Barbie, Wednesday Addams and Spider-Man is prohibited. Instead, members were encouraged to dress as “generalised characters and figures (ghost, zombie, spider).”

While many big-name stars such as Ryan Reynolds and Mandy Moore have slammed the unusual request, which now appears to have been deleted from the SAG-AFTRA website, Rose has showed her support for the union as she too believes costumes and character likeness are vital aspects of the strike.