Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar Expelled from WGA Over 'The Sympathizer'

The Writers Guild of America expels two prominent members for violating strike rules.

Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar

The Writers Guild Of America announced late Friday night the expulsion of Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar due to conduct during the 2023 strikes, according to Variety.

The Oldboy director and the writer of Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould were accused of writing on HBO's The Sympathizer during the work stoppage.

Details of the WGA Expulsion

Both Park and McKellar's involvement in writing for the HBO miniseries starring Robert Downey Jr. raised concerns within the WGA. The guild's rules strictly prohibit members from working during authorized strikes. This lead to the disciplinary action.

Impact on Future Projects

The expulsion from the WGA can have significant implications for their future projects within the United States, impacting eligibility for guild benefits and potentially affecting collaborations with other WGA members. More information will likely be released shortly.

Further Reading

For more information on the WGA strikes and their impact on the entertainment industry, visit the WGA website.

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