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"It's hard to think of people that make that much money as labor heroes, but they're really betting the farm," he says of the show-runners' decision to break studio contracts and walk off the job.

I know, it's a barbed thorn in the side of the games industry, a site that can make or break studios, depending on that overall out-of-100 figure.

Ranchers who settled here early in the 20th century were followed in the 1920s by film stars who realised Rancho Mirage, and nearby Palm Springs, could offer privacy and luxury without breaking studio contracts which obliged them to be within two hours of Hollywood.

If you could assemble a critical mass of talent, you could break the studio system.

The government eventually agreed to rewrite labour laws and offer a $25m tax break to studio Warner Bros in order to retain the films.

In the picture's lunch break for studio workers, who were setting up interiors and closeups, I got my taco and beans from the on-lot catering coach and at a plank table sat opposite a quite ordinarily attractive, freckle-faced woman, her hair in a bandanna, who I assumed was a makeup person or "script girl".

"We're never going to roll the dice on one big film that could break the studio.

When he took over in 1946 at the Music Corporation of America, a talent agency which its founder, Jules Stein, had built from his days booking live bands in Chicago, Wasserman used its growing grip on talent to break the studios' power, drive up the rates for actors and force the studios to share profits with the stars.

The first trailer for upcoming Disney film Cinderella has broken the studio's record for the most online views in 24 hours, excluding Marvel releases.