Negotiations are set to resume tomorrow.
Members of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers are back at the negotiating table for the first time since the end of the Writers Guild of America strike, and it sounds like things are progressing fairly well.
The actors went on strike in July, about two months after the writers did. It's unlikely it will take another two months to get a deal struck, though. The WGA and Director's Guild of America contracts have likely set certain standards that the studios will have to meet with the actors, and that presumably limits the scope of the current talks.
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