Congratulations writers now let’s go back to working on that MAMMA MIA 3 script

Congratulations to Writers Guild of America East and Writers Guild of America West on their tentative deal. For 146 days, writers never wavered in their demands for dignity on the job. This is what solidarity can do. The union movement is gaining strength. Let’s keep going.

How many days are there until November 8th 2024? I'm already looking forward to watching our latest adventures on the big screen. #PaddingtonInPeru

Good luck SAG-AFTRA Negotiating Committee, pass it on.

🌟Kudos to our incredible LA #SagAftraMembers for never backing down on the picket lines. You're the heartbeat of this fight for a fair, protective industry. Enjoy your weekend, rest up and stay #SagAftraStrong! 💪💫 #SagAftraStrong

Crazy they can say this when they still haven’t given SAG-AFTRA a deal

Had a good time working for a day on this one

🌹Our incredible Ohio-Pittsburgh Local #SagAftraMembers fight with us in this epic battle for a fair industry. Your unwavering support is the driving force behind our cause. We are #SagAftraStrong together and fighting for what we rightfully deserve. #Powe2Performers! 🌆✨

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So anyways, it would be a shame if folks happened to be congregating at the below address this Wednesday evening (11/8): 9786 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90035 United States

JUST IN: The TV/Theatrical Tentative Agreement summary, FAQs, regulating AI, and more is now available at sagaftra.org/contracts2023.

VOTING NOW OPEN for the TV/Theatrical Contracts tentative agreement. The path to shape our industry's future begins with your vote. FAQs, referendum booklet, summary agreement and more at sagaftra.org/contracts2023. Your voice matters! #SagAftraStrong

All I will say is that Paul King wrote and directed Paddington and Paddington 2 before Wonka. You were out of your mind if you were betting against this movie.

Tis the season to change the TV Settings… 📺🎄

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It's real

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guys i made the trailer

PSA: Tom Cruise alongside director Christopher McQuarrie, urges viewers to turn off a default TV setting, which makes movies look less “movie-like”. And they are accurate.