Amid the U.S. trade’s historic double strike of actors and writers, a prime Hollywood government is weighing in on how the 2 sides may work to resolve the labor deadlock.

“We want to find a deal. We need to come to a deal. Even if the newspapers wrote otherwise. We want to go back to the table and resolve this issue quickly,” Tony Vinciquerra, chief government of Sony Pictures Entertainment, mentioned throughout the Audio-Visual Producers Summit in Trieste, Italy on Friday.

“It’s not true that we don’t want to negotiate,” mentioned the manager, referring to the failed talks with SAG-AFTRA, the actors’ union that has been on strike since July 13. “It’s precisely the alternative. We are sorry for the strike. We are conscious of the significance of screenwriters and actors, who’re key companions within the manufacturing of movies and collection. The downside should be solved.