'Stranger Things' Finale Filming Delayed Due to Writers Guild of America Strike

The Duffy brothers, the producers of the "Stranger Things" series, confirmed that the filming of the final season of "Stranger Things" will not start until the screenwriters' strike in the United States ends and the Writers Union of America gets reasonable and equal pay.

"Whilst it's great to be able to start filming with the fantastic cast and crew, this is not possible during the ongoing strike action. We hope to be able to reach a reasonable agreement quickly so we can get back to work as soon as possible."

According to previous news, Noah Schnapp, who played "Will" in "Stranger Things", revealed on ins that he will start filming the fifth season of "Strange" in May this year. It appears that filming will be postponed.

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) announced that after six weeks of negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents the interests of film and television production companies, they failed to reach an agreement on differences and sign a new agreement. After voting, the WGA It will be the first strike in 15 years. The strike officially took effect on May 2.