Entertainment Industry Grinds to a Halt as Actors and Writers Strike for New Contracts

The productions of Hollywood and promotional tours around the world have been suspended indefinitely as actors join writers on pickets for new contracts with studios and streaming services.

Late-night talk shows and many television productions have been put on long-term suspension due to the writers’ strike, and now many of the movie makings, some in the middle of production, are shutting down as well. This includes mega-productions such as the sequel to Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator,” with Paul Mescal and Peter Pascal“Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part II” con Tom Cruiseand “Deadpool 3″ from Marvel and Disney, starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, among others.

While there may not be an immediate effect on movie releases in the coming months, as many movies have already completed principal photography, those that will be released next year are another story and could change their release dates.

Here’s a curated look at shows and movies that are on hiatus.

Films in production that have closed during the actors’ strike

“Deadpool 3″ – Disney/Marvel (Release date: May 3, 2024)“Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part II” – Paramount (Release date: June 28, 2024)“Gladiator 2″ – Paramount (Date Release date: November 24, 2024)“Lilo and Stitch” – Disney (to be confirmed)“Venom 3″ – Sony (yet to be determined)Untitled film by Brad Pitt on Formula 1 – Apple (yet to be determined)

Shows that have paused work during the writers’ strike

“Stranger Things” – Netflix“Cobra Kai” – Netflix“Big Mouth” – Netflix“American Horror Story” – FX“Yellowjackets” – Showtime“Billions” – Showtime“The Chi” – Showtime“A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Hedge Knight” – HBO“Hacks” – Max“Penguin” – Max“Duster” – Max“1923″ – Paramount+“Severance” – Apple TV+“Metropolis” – Apple TV+“Daredevil: Born Again” – Disney+“FBI: Most Wanted” – CBS“Abbott Elementary” – ABC“Family Guy” – Zorro“American Dad” – Fox

Shows that have canceled episodes during the writers’ strike

“Jimmy Kimmel Live” – ABC“The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” – CBS“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” – NBC“Late Night With Seth Myers” – NBC“Saturday Night Live” – NBC“Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” – HBO
2023-07-16 16:08:56
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