Page 36 - Screen Actor Guild News Today

LA Investigating Tree Pruning Near Picket Line

In the words of Joel Kim Booster,

Wall Street believes the Netflix financial outlook gives it more room to make a deal with Hollywood actors and writers than legacy entertainment companies.

Hollywoods problem is a golden opportunity for conservatives to make and distribute their own quality product themselves.

LA Investigating Tree Pruning Near Picket Line

The Screen Actors’ Guild is on strike, and almost immediately you hear people not associated with the industry saying, “Oh, Hollywood actors, complaining about money when they’re pulling down millions,”

"Yes, it’s upsetting and will cost time and money…but we bring our five loaves and two fish. God handles the rest," Dallas Jenkins said.

Picket lines are not new to Hollywood. Battles between powerful studios and the creative talents that make up the industry have taken place since at least the 1940s.

Learn more about actor Michael Keaton with this vast collection of insider facts.

"The Chosen" is the first known TV series to have been granted a waiver from SAG to continue filming amid the strike. The historical drama -- starring the likes of Jonathan Roumie as Jesus and Elizabeth Tabish as Mary Magdalene -- carried on shooting on Monday. [readmore label="READ MORE: " link="https://etcanada.com/news/1006466/leonardo-dicaprio-issa-rae-and-more-stars-react-to-sag-aftra-strike-i-stand-in-solidarity-with-my-guild/" /] The show's Twitter&helli...