Three head writers have declined to return to The Drew Barrymore Show, following the top of the WGA strike.
Barrymore attracted heavy criticism for saying she would resume manufacturing through the strike, a stance she didn’t proceed with after doubling-down after which deleting her social media posts.
“I’ve listened to everybody, and I’m making the choice to pause the present’s premiere till the strike is over,” she subsequently posted on Instagram. “I’ve no phrases to specific my deepest apologies to anybody I’ve harm and, after all, to our unimaginable workforce who works on the present and has made it what it’s immediately. We actually tried to seek out our means ahead. And I really hope for a decision for the whole business very quickly.”
Variety stories three writers Chelsea White, Cristina Kinon and Liz Koe – who shared the place of co-head writer- had been provided offers after strike ended bt declined to return.
The discuss present is about to return to screens on October 16 (USA). New writers are actually being interviewed to switch the trio.
It screens in Australia on the Arena channel.
