Hollywood actors' strike: How will it hit TV shows and movies?

Thousands of Hollywood film and television actors voted to strike on Thursday, joining writers who walked off the job 11 weeks ago. How will a walkout by the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) affect viewers' favourite shows and movies?

Which films and television shows would be hit?

A walkout by actors would stop all production of film and scripted television shows in the United States, except for independent productions that are not covered by labor contracts with unions.

Work on dramas and comedies has already ground to a halt in Los Angeles, according to FilmLA, which issues film permits. Production on "Stranger Things", "The Handmaid's Tale" and other shows have shut down.

What will the fall TV season look like?

Broadcast networks including Fox and Walt Disney Co's ABC have announced fall lineups heavy with reality shows, which are not affected by the strikes. ABC will air re-runs of hit comedy "Abbott Elementary" and Fox will feature an animated comedy that was already completed.

Fresh seasons of comedies and dramas that typically start in September will likely be delayed.

What about streaming services?

Netflix, Amazon.com Inc's Prime Video and other streaming services can continue to supply local-language shows made in places such as Korea and India. But their Hollywood productions would be paused.

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