Almost everyone in Hollywood wants to get back to work. What’s taking so long?

Los Angeles Times·Mar 21

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There is a desire in hollywood to resume work. However, it is unclear what is causing the delay, with some reports suggesting that global film and tv production is down due to strikes. The impact of this slowdown on the industry is still being felt, with potential long-term consequences for traditional production hubs.

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