Pinewood Shepperton first-half profit drops on actors dispute

Pinewood Shepperton Plc, the U.K.- based owner of the studios where James Bond movies are made, said first-half profit dropped 61 percent as production slowed over a dispute between film studios and the Screen Actors Guild - reports Bloomberg.

Net income was 1.34 million pounds ($2.2 million), or 2.8 pence per share, from 3.46 million pounds, or 7.4 pence per share in the year-ago period, the Iver, England-based company said in a statement on Regulatory News Service.

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