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Some UK-filmed shows (like House of the Dragon and Industry) are keeping going through the SAG-AFTRA strike, because most of their cast aren't SAG members, and they were able to film scenes with American actors up-front.

I'm assuming actors like Diego Luna, Kyle Soller and Forest Whittaker are SAG members, but I don't think they would have been able to use the same tactic, because of the way they film in 3-episode blocks (with different directors), and how much their characters are interwoven with everyone else.

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[–] WagnasT@iusearchlinux.fyi 5 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I hope so, season one had incredible quality, I'd hate for the studio to churn out some garbage because they can't be bothered to pay for talent.

[–] freamon@feddit.nl 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Season 1 benefitted from the disruption caused by Covid. It gave Tony an extra year to polish the scripts, any they were inventive enough to be able to turn subsequent restrictions to their benefit (e.g. filming in a park rather than a jungle for Kenari, having the Aldani festival just be dead-enders, using directors whose experience in British TV meant they were used to delivering within budget). Other shows weren't so lucky though, and it was often evident in the final product that they'd been made during Covid.

It's a shame that the strikes are happening when they are, I suppose. The issues they're fighting for have been looming for years - I'm sure actors saw the portrayal of Tarkin in Rogue One, and realised it's what studios would like to do, without even waiting for them to die first.

[–] kenoh@lemm.ee 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

That's some excellent perspective on COVID benefiting production. I hope things go along well everyday, but what they're fighting for with the strike is more important

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