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Jon Voight Prepares Policy Proposals to Revive U.S. Film Industry

The actor and his manager, Steven Paul, are finalizing incentives for domestic production, though a meeting with President Trump has yet to be scheduled.

Cast member Jon Voight attends a premiere for the film "Reagan" at TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, California, U.S., August 20, 2024. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni/File Photo
Jon Voight on May 17, 2024, in Cannes, France.
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Overview

  • Jon Voight, serving as a Special Ambassador to Hollywood, is working with his manager Steven Paul to develop proposals aimed at boosting U.S. film and television production.
  • The proposals include potential federal tax code adjustments, infrastructure incentives, and job training programs to counter competitive state and international production incentives.
  • Voight and Paul have consulted with studio executives, unions, and state officials, reflecting the industry's challenges from COVID-19, labor strikes, and declining California production.
  • While no formal meeting date with President Trump has been confirmed, the proposals are expected to be presented in the coming weeks.
  • Steven Paul has already begun relocating three of his upcoming film productions back to Los Angeles as part of the effort to revitalize Hollywood.