Actor Jon Voight presented his plan to boost US jobs in the entertainment industry to US President Donald Trump over the weekend. We take a look at his proposal.

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Further light has been shed on Donald Trump’s desire to impose tariffs on foreign-made films, with Jon Voight reportedly ...

"I recently met with our president, Donald J. Trump, who loves the entertainment business," Voight says in the video, posted ...

While major film and TV unions did not explicitly endorse Trump’s message, they agreed with the sentiment that more ...

By Christopher Palmeri and Thomas Buckley Actor Jon Voight presented his plan to boost US jobs in the entertainment industry ...

Now, as the Golden State moves to increasing its own film and TV tax credit program to $750 million annually, Gov. Newsom ...

California Governor Gavin Newsom called for federal tax credits of at least $7.5 billion and a partnership with the Donald Trump White House to help bring more filmmaking to the US.

After a period of silence on his role as a liaison between the entertainment industry and the White House, actor Jon Voight ...

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Voight and his business partner, Steven Paul, plan to use federal tax incentives, tax code ...

The president proposed a “100 percent tariff” on foreign-produced films because he said the “movie industry in America is ...

"The President loves the entertainment business and this country, and he will help us make Hollywood great again," Voight ...