Film bosses bid to avert Hollywood strike

Hollywood film bosses are to meet writers in a bid to avert a strike that could cripple movie and television production in the US.

Film bosses bid to avert Hollywood strike
Thu, 04 Jan, 2001 - 08:17

Hollywood film bosses are to meet writers in a bid to avert a strike that could cripple movie and television production in the US.

Members of the Writers Guild of America say they want more money for TV shows and films, particularly those shown in foreign countries.

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