Hollywood producers and writers are set to return to the bargaining table Thursday to try and hammer out a contract amid historic entertainment industry strikes.
The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, which represents Warner Bros. Discover, Disney, Netflix and NBCUniversal, will resume talks Thursday with the Writers Guild of America as the WGA’s strike nears its 150th day.
Even if the writers secure a fair deal this week, no movies will be made without stars. The Screen Actors Guild, whose members walked off the job in mid-July, likely are communicating with the WGA since many of their demands are similar.
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