Hollywood actors go on strike, citing "existential threat" to profession
More than 65,000 actors were joining writers on the picket lines after negotiations with movie studios hit an impasse.
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More than 65,000 actors were joining writers on the picket lines after negotiations with movie studios hit an impasse.
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If they walk off the job, it would be the first time since 1960 they were on strike at the same time as Hollywood's writers.
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