This summer's work stoppage marked the first time in six decades Hollywood's actors and writers went on strike simultaneously.

This comes after the Hollywood actors strike ended on Nov. 9, when SAG-AFTRA's negotiating committee reached a tentative agreement with the AMPTP. The strike began on July 14 and lasted for 118 days, making it the longest in the actors' union's history.

SAG-AFTRA members overwhelmingly approved the tentative deal that ended the 118-day strike against studios, the actors union announced Tuesday evening. The union has a chapter that represents San Diego and Imperial counties.

Around 78% of SAG-AFTRA members voted in favour of the contract, which came after a months-long strike shut down Hollywood.