But by releasing the contracted cast members from their commitment to the show, producers have no guarantee who - if anyone - will return. If NBC does renew “Days,” production is expected to resume in March. A spokesperson for Corday Productions, meanwhile, did not reply to TVLine’s request for a comment.Īn insider cautions that because “Days” shoots eight months in advance, the show will have enough episodes in the can when it stops production at the end of November to last through summer 2020. “The actor deals are through Corday Productions,” explains the insider, referring to the “Days” production company. A Sony source, meanwhile, tells TVLine that the studio is not involved in the contract negotiations with the cast. Reps for NBC and Sony declined to comment for this story. It also comes as Sony Pictures Television and NBC are in negotiations to renew series. While the NBC sudser has not been canceled, the unprecedented - and decidedly ominous - move comes at a precarious time for ratings-challenged “Days” and the vanishing soap genre as a whole. TVLine has learned exclusively that the producers of “Days of Our Lives” have released the entire cast from their contracts, with the venerable soap set to go on an indefinite hiatus at month’s end. The sand appears to be leaking out of the hourglass. The Voice Season 17 Predictions: The 10 Singers Who Are Likeliest to Win Are. The Voice Live Playoffs Recap: Which of the Top 20 Contestants Sounded Like They Were Headed for the Top 13? Golden Globes 2020: Ricky Gervais Returning to Host for Fifth Time
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