SAG contract?

[O]

OK, L.A. folks. What's going to happen here.

 

[Chaplin]

There will be something of a strike, but it won't be as bad as the writer's strike from earlier this year. SAG's relationship with the producers is not nearly as full of venom as the writer's was.

 

[O]

There will be something of a strike, but it won't be as bad as the writer's strike from earlier this year. SAG's relationship with the producers is not nearly as full of venom as the writer's was.

So what's your take?
Will the strike be big enough to disrupt productions again?

 

[Chaplin]

So what's your take?
Will the strike be big enough to disrupt productions again?

There's that possibility, of course, but I think the odds are a lot longer this time around. The actors know what is at stake and even though they supported the writers, they know how crippling the writers strike was. I don't think they want that to happen again. But nobody really knows--both sides seem much more open to negotiation than the writers were.

 

[O]

Let's hope for the best, because these reality shows are killing me.