Talk of tariffs in Tinseltown continued Wednesday with several of the major Hollywood studio chiefs weighing in on Donald Trump’s proposed solution to combatting runaway production. “I think in terms of production leaving here,

Top Hollywood studio execs are scheduled to hold a call with Motion Pictures Association chair-CEO Charles Rivkin on Friday to discuss President Donald Trump’s surprise proposal to impose tariffs on movies shot outside of the United States, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Hollywood executives scrambled Monday to interpret President Trump’s call for stiff tariffs on movies produced outside the U.S. — a bombshell proposal that would upend how movies have been made for years.