Adam Aron told Wall Street analysts only a prolonged work stoppage would “have a material impact” on the flow of content to the local multiplex.
Cinemark CEO Sees "Fairly Limited" Writers Strike Impact, Touts Increased Film Pipeline at Box Office
But he argued only a long Hollywood strike by screenwriters would disrupt the flow of movies to consumers as they go to the local multiplex or view tentpoles on their living room couches as many movie projects have already wrapped production. “If this is a short strike — I mean months — its impact will mostly be felt on television programming, because the movies for 23 and 24 have pretty much been written. In many cases, they’ve already been filmed. And I think only a very prolonged
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