It’s officially official: The Writers Guild of America has agreed to a tentative new four-year contract with the studios and streamers, says the Greg Hessinger-led Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. The shocker deal, which was on very few people’s Holy Week and/or Passover bingo card, could prove transformative for how Hollywood labor works, literally and figuratively.
“The AMPTP has reached a tentative agreement with the WGA,” a spokesperson for the group said tonight. “We look forward to building on this progress as we continue working toward agreements that support long-term industry stability.”
Mum on the how long the deal will run for, the WGA went online to make it seal the deal publicly
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“The WGA Negotiating Committee has unanimously approved a tentative agreement with the AMPTP for the 2026 Minimum Basic Agreement (MBA),” the guild said. “This deal
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