All ongoing Netflix productions in the US and Canada, including the fourth season of Stranger Things, have been put on hold following the administration of Donald Trump (Donald Trump) declared a national emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 1700 US citizens have now tested positive for the disease, and 41 people have died.
The biggest delay is the aforementioned fourth season of the nostalgic show. Other projects include the comedy series Grace and Frankie and Ryan Murphy's film Prom. Most networks and streaming services said they would assess the situation within two weeks.
It was also reported that the California employees of Netflix were asked by the company to work remotely. A huge number of studios and networks, including Disney, ABC and NBC, have stopped the production of numerous shows and films after the announcement of the pandemic. All American talk shows have also been suspended.
Many upcoming films — including A Quiet Place II and the Disney remake of Mulan — have been delayed indefinitely.
Source: 3dnews.ru