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Negotiations Stalled for Voice Actors in 'The Simpsons' (New York Times)
On television Homer J. Simpson is an underachiever, the safety inspector at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, with the record for most years worked at an entry-level position. In real life Mr.
Simpson and his family of subversives have, by the estimate of accountants employed by the actors who supply their voices, earned Fox upward of $2.5 billion as the stars of one of the longest-running
prime-time series in television history. Now those actors are demanding their share of the wealth.
