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‘They’re willing to fight.’ WGA leaders brace for tough negotiations

The Writers Guild is set to enter negotiations with the major studios, nearly three years after the historic strike that shut down Hollywood. The union’s leaders are clear that they aren’t shying away from their demands.

Cerys Davies
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