Hollywood Strike Hits 100 Days as Actors Join Writers, Halting Film and TV Production

Actors have been on strike for 100 days since July 14, joining writers who began striking earlier. This has halted film and TV production.

The strike began despite positive momentum for the industry like Emmy nominations and anticipated box office hits.

Work stopped on many shows and movies. Actors have picketed studios and rallied for better compensation especially for streaming work and protections from AI.

Premieres and awards shows have been canceled or held without actors. Some actors have used events to promote strike demands.

A writers deal raised hopes for an actors deal too but talks broke down, leaving awards season uncertain. The strike continues.