Which of the following describes a typical contract arrangement between a studio and its stable of actors?
A) A studio could choose to fire or rehire an actor under contract every six months.
B) Studios locked actors into ten-year option contracts.
C) A studio could never change an actor's name.
D) Studios had contracts that allowed actors to move to another studio if they did not like the roles being offered to them.
E) Studios would allow actors to control their image and likeness in advertising and publicity.

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Studios had contracts that often included options to renew or terminate an actor's contract at regular intervals, such as every six months, giving them significant control over the actors' careers.

Which of the Following Describes a Typical Contract Arrangement Between