NEW YORK With its final offer just hours before the screen actors contract expired Monday night, the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers issued a dare to the Screen Actors Guild: Take the deal or go take your strike vote.
The move is backed by two seemingly safe bets: 1.) The guild will fail to defeat the ratification of the proposed primetime TV contract between producers and AFTRA; 2.) It does not have the will or the votes to get strike authorization from its rank-and-file because they — and the rest of Hollywood — took a financial hit during the 100-day Writers Guild of America strike.
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