The ‘scary’ ripple effect of the Hollywood writers’ strike 

As screenwriters across the United States go on strike, it won't just affect writers' rooms. From hairdressers to serving staff, Wilfred Chan discusses the ripple effects of the strike and the hopes of everyone in the entertainment industry.

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Hairdressers, camerapeople, caterers: the ‘scary’ ripple effect of the Hollywood writers’ strike

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