Picketers move close to a studio entrance throughout a Writers Guild rally outdoors Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, Calif.
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The Hollywood writers’ strike is about to have a major impression on the San Diego Comic-Con. Quite a few major studios have determined to sit out of the fan-fest, set to kick off on July 19.
According to Deadline, Universal Pictures, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Sony Pictures and Netflix are among the many corporations planning to skip the occasion. The choice signifies that those that attend the occasion gained’t see something from the upcoming movies such as Haunted Mission from Disney, Captain Marvel sequel The Marvel and Ahsoka, a Lucasfilm challenge.
Attendees could not hear something about The Exorcist and the The Last Voyage of the Demeter from Universal Pictures together with Kraven The Hunter from Sony. Meanwhile, in its latest fan-event TUDUM, Netflix mentioned the return of Stranger Things, and spoke concerning the upcoming adaptation of the sci-fi novel The Three Body-Problem, from the creator of Game of Thrones.
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has been on strike since May 2, shutting down a number of TV and movie tasks such as a brand new season of Stranger Things and a Game of Thrones spinoff. There aren’t any new contract talks scheduled between the WGA and studios, whose dispute has largely centred on modifications to present enterprise led to by the streaming growth.