With neither faction of the Screen Actors Guild apparently able to gain control in the union’s contract talks with the studios, there’s concern the negotiations will be left hanging until SAG’s next elections, the Hollywood Reporter says. Each side may have the hope of gaining seats in the elections, which are likely to happen in September, and be able to push through their goals in the talks with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the trade paper says.
-Aimee Picchi