WGA and AMPTP Reach Historic Agreement to End Hollywood Writers Strike

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and major studios and streamers have reached a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract, signaling the end of the 146-day writers strike. The deal, subject to final contract language, includes meaningful gains and protections for writers in all sectors of the membership. The strike will remain in force until the guild's contract approval and ratification process is completed, but picketing has been suspended. Details of the agreement will be released once the final language is completed, and WGA leadership expects to vote on the pact on Tuesday. The end of the WGA strike will also impact SAG-AFTRA's walkout, and the creative community can now begin returning to normal production cycles.