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Bob Mondello

Wonder where Hollywood's strikes are headed? Movies might offer a clue

Sally Field plays a cotton mill worker in the 1979 drama Norma Rae. (Moviestore Collection Ltd./Alamy)

The image is iconic: Sally Field standing atop a work table in a noisy textile factory in Martin Ritt's 1979 workplace drama Norma Rae.

Her Norma Rae Wilson's just been fired for creating a disturbance at the factory, the sheriff's coming to haul her off to jail, and she's holding up a piece of cardboard on which she's scrawled just one word: "UNION."

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