The Directors Guild, which closed what it described as a “historic” deal with the AMPTP in June, responded Sunday to the WGA’s deal with the AMPTP. “Congratulations to the WGA on

After 146 days, the writers and AMPTP have a deal that will stop the picketing but needs ratification before work begins.

The truce came nearly five months after over 10,000 Writers Guild of America members went on strike on May 2. Writers won't return to work right away, and actors are still on strike.

The Writers Guild of America has struck a deal with Hollywood studios, pending a member vote, while actors will remain on strike for nowPublished |Updated Lauren Piester and Glenn GarnerAfter 146 days on the picket line,

UK industry bodies Bectu and the Writers Guild of Great Britain are saluting the tentative agreement reached on Sunday by the WGA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers to end the writers strike after nearly five months.

After 146 days on the picket line, it looks like the Writers Guild of America's (WGA) labor effort for fair compensation, among other issues, is coming to an end.