The longest actor strike in Hollywood's history is finally over and the

union leaders are declaring victory. This is the biggest contract in our

industry ever,

and we crossed the B word,

so it's a billion-plus dollar contract.

But will the studio's concessions end up costing American viewers.

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Hollywood is officially back in business.

The longest actor strike in entertainment history, which followed on the heels of an historic

writer strike, has finally come to an end.

But the new contracts could end up costing audiences.

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