Films like ‘Deadpool 3’, ‘Beetlejuice 2’ and ‘Gladiator 2’ are close to resuming filming, after the strike that Hollywood actors carried out for 118 days came to an end.
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The sequels of these films, and hundreds of other audiovisual productions, were interrupted by the break that the writers (from May 2 to September 27) and the actors (from July 14 to November 9) took part in, in their demand to studies for improvements in working conditions.
Now, according to information from the specialized media Deadline, the films that could return to production this week are the third part of “Deadpool”, starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, which is 50% complete, and the second part of the film ‘Beetlejuice’ by Tim Burton, which stopped filming just two days before its scheduled end.
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The premiere of the Marvel film directed by Shawn Levy is scheduled for July 2024, while the premiere of Burton’s film is scheduled for September 6, 2024.
The end of the strike was a relief for studio executives who, days before the resolution of the conflict, had insisted on the importance of reaching an agreement in order to try to save the television season and advance the film schedule for next year. anus.
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You are also expected to film such as ‘Gladiator 2’, with Paul Mescal at the helm, Clint Eastwood’s film ‘Juror No. 2’, the unofficial Formula 1 film starring Brad Pitt, or the adaptation of the novel by Colleen Hoover ‘It Ends With Us’ will resume filming shortly.
For their part, films such as ‘Minecraft’, from Warner Bros., starring Jason Momoa, ‘Good Fortune’, from Lionsgate, directed by Aziz Ansari and starring Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen, or ‘Tron 3’, from Disney, do not They will resume recording sets until 2024.
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The first joint strike in six decades carried out by SAG-AFTRA and the Writers Guild of America (WGA), has resulted in losses of 6.5 billion dollars for the Californian economy and the dismissal of 45,000 workers, according to the Office of Labor Statistics (US Department of Labor).
EFE
2023-11-12 00:40:12
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