The Screen Actor Guild's talks with the AMPTP, who represents movie studios, failed Friday night, even with a Federal Mediator trying to help. That led them to seek a strike authorization vote. Entertainment attorney Jonathan Handel over at Huffington Posts finds the move incredulous: "Still, it's almost beyond belief that SAG might strike -- over issues that amount to mere pennies for the next several years at least -- and would do so in the middle of the worst economy since the invention of talking pictures, literally. Unfortunately, Hollywood's a place where dreams aren't the only thing that comes true; sometimes nightmares do as well. Here's hoping that there's still time for a sensible approach to prevail."




Yay egotistical-greedy-look-at-me-everything-revolves-around only-me-no-one-on-else-on-the-crew-matters actors!!
Well if it's only pennies, then why don't they give it to them. Why blame the union. It's not like the studios and producers are going to starve. Most the actors I know spend way more on acting than they make.
- mark -
Beats making automobiles...
i bet a whole bunch of shitty perfume & clothing & accessory lines will be popping up soon if a strike happens again