The resumption of negotiations between SAG-Aftra and the Alliance of Film and TV Producers (AMPTP) leads to strike actors from Hollywood to a decision-making authority. The union representing the artists reported that dialogue with the companies will resume on October 24 to reach an agreement.

At this time, the proposals and agreements that both parties will propose are unknown. On its “Don’t believe anything you hear until it comes from us,” indicated through a statement.

According to the union It is the film and TV studios that have requested a resumption of talks. Negotiations broke down on October 11 when the studios claimed the actors’ demands were too expensive.

The Emmy Awards have been postponed until January 2024 due to the Hollywood actors’ strike

On Saturday, SAG-Aftra reported that Tuesday’s negotiations would have the participation of “several executives from AMPTP member companies.” So far it is not known who the managers in question will be, but it is not excluded that there will be new faces who will try to decompress the conflict.

Initially these were representatives of film and TV studios Bob Iger (Disney), David Zaslav (Warner Bros. Discovery), Donna Langley (NBC Universal) and Ted Sarandos (Netflix). From the artists’ side, it is a fact that they will be at the forefront Fran Drescher And Duncan Crabtree-Irelandpresident and chief negotiator of SAG-Aftra, respectively.

Last Saturday the Hollywood actors’ strike marked 100 days. Although the union has shown strength from the beginning, some internal cracks have recently come to light. SAG-Aftra is demanding from the Alliance of Film and Television Producers (AMPTP) a regulated use of AI and greater residual rights – additional bonuses – every time one of its productions is rebroadcast on a platform.

With the return to the negotiating table, this week could bring important news. We’ll see if the Hollywood actors’ strike ends or if it continues. (JO)