‘Across The Spider Verse’ Actors Demonstrate Importance Of Writers In Golden Globes Presenter Bit Skewering Studio Executives

Coming off a double strike, Hollywood was ready to party at the Golden Globes , the first major awards show following the lengthy work stoppage, as host Jo Koy reminded everyone from the stage. Along with the partying, there was also some reflection on the key role writers play in any aspect of entertainment, including awards shows.

It came courtesy of Spider Man: Across the Spider Verse stars Daniel Kaluuya , Hailee Steinfeld and Shameik Moore in one of the best received comedy bits of the night as the trio presented the Golden Globe for Best Screenplay – Motion Picture Related Stories News Golden Globes Scorecards: Wins By Movie, TV Show, Distributor & Network News Hayao Miyazaki Collaborator Toshio Suzuki Hopes 'The Boy And The Heron' Golden Globes Win "Can Bring A Smile To Everyone's Face" In Disaster Hit Japan Update “This year, we were all reminded of the critical importance of writers to the creative process,” Steinfeld said, referring to the five month long WGA strike, which brought Hollywood to a standstill.

“To demonstrate the importance of writers and writing, we asked that this segment be written not by writers but by studio executives,” Kaluuya added. In their pursuit of a new contract that secures higher wages, better conditions and protections against AI, the WGA spent months negotiating with reps for the studios whose top executives were ultimately able to reach a deal with the writers.

Kaluuya, Steinfeld and Moore then did their banter as written by “studio executives.” It went like this. Kaluuya: What is up, Shameik? Moore: Not much, Daniel, how are you Hailee? Steinfeld : I am relatable, I am enjoy the Golden Globs, do you agree? Moore: I do agree. Kaluuya: As do I. You can watch the video above..