‘Bad Sisters’ BAFTA Winner Sharon Horgan Joins WGA Strike: ‘All of my U.S. Projects Are in a Pile Now’

‘Bad Sisters’ BAFTA Winner Sharon Horgan on WGA Strike: ‘All of my U.S. Projects Are in a Pile Now’

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Later, speaking at the winners press conference backstage, Horgan confirmed that all her U.S. projects are on hold at the moment. “All of my U.S. projects are just like in a pile now,” Horgan said., who won the supporting actress BAFTA for “Bad Sisters,” celebrated the current “extraordinary age of television.”

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