The chief executive of the UK Cinema Association says the Hollywood actors’ strike may cause “little if any disruption” to British theatres, but it was likely that some film premieres in the UK would go ahead without talent until the dispute was resolved.
Phil Clapp told the PA news agency that unless the strike by the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (Sag-Aftra), which began on Friday, was a “protracted one” disruption would be minimal for the “foreseeable future”.
