Whatever sorcery David Letterman and his Worldwide Pants production company and United Artists conjured to get the WGA to make a deal to allow its writers back to work on Letterman’s show and UA projects has apparently now been duplicated by the underworld necromancy of the Weinstein Co. WGA writers will be allowed to work on upcoming Weinstein Co. films despite the fact that the strike will be raging on for the foreseeable future. Actually, if the WGA keeps making back-door deals with production companies, could we really even call it a strike anymore? In any case, we should be getting an official announcement sometime soon.
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