Writers Guild Members Overwhelmingly Approve Strike Authorization Vote by 97.9%
A strike could happen if a deal with studios is not made by the May 1 deadline
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Writers Guild of America Strike Vote and Possible Implications to the Walt Disney Company
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Disstevefan1
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No problem for Disney, they will just keep cranking out live action remakes, no writing required.Seems like another entertainment industry strike is on the horizon, this time it's the Writers Guild of America (WGA) who approved a strike vote at 97% in favor. Look out for possible implications to Disney, Paramount, NBCUniversal, WBD, and others.Writers Guild Members Overwhelmingly Approve Strike Authorization Vote by 97.9%
A strike could happen if a deal with studios is not made by the May 1 deadline
networkpro
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So out of the big streamers for the US market, besides Netflix, which others have a foreign production company bench ?
Prince-1
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No problem for Disney, they will just keep cranking out live action remakes, no writing required.
Damn, you beat me to this joke.
BlakeW39
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No problem for Disney, they will just keep cranking out live action remakes, no writing required.
Lol, right?!
I'm like, writers?? Since when did Disney have those???
Twilight_Roxas
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Now I’m more worried about Wish.
Phroobar
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Hopefully they wrote a script this time unlike Frozen II.