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SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher claimed studio execs unfairly “manipulated” SAG actors during their negotiations, in a recent interview that came just days after the actress went viral for her impassioned announcement of their strike.

[Editor's note: This story contains spoilers from Episode 6 of "And Just Like That." Interviews with actors were conducted before the SAG-AFTRA strike.]

LOS ANGELES — Even as actors and writers have brought Hollywood to a standstill with a historic double strike, movies starring some of the industry's biggest names — Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega among them — are allowed to continue filming.

With the actors strike on, Mayfair Witches actress Alexandra Daddario is having fun by the pool.

Ted Sarandos addresses the elephant in the room

Production on US film and television sets has ground to a halt as Hollywood actors have joined writers in walking off sets. At issue are residuals (or royalties), streaming services and the use of artificial intelligence.

Ellen Pompeo has never been one to mince words — and the ongoing SAG strike is no different, as the “Grey’s Anatomy” star takes Netflix to task.

Director Jon M. Chu offers update regarding Wicked as actors strike shuts down many Hollywood productions. Luckily, his message is hopeful.

Ellen Pompeo calls Netflix out for not giving actors residual pay, and Mandy Moore got real about her own This Is Us residuals.

The industry-shifting strike has affected a number of major productions, including films starring Ryan Reynolds, Jenna Ortega and Tom Cruise

Actor spoke out on the picket lines of the Los Angeles SAG-AFTRA strike