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Sas: Rogue Heroes is a historical drama series that follows the early days of the Sas during World War II. The show features a talented ensemble cast of actors who bring the historical figures to life with their performances. The upcoming season 2 of Sas: Rogue Heroes will take place in mainland Europe, expanding the scope of the story.

The Sas: Rogue Heroes cast features an ensemble of actors playing real-life historical figures who fought in World War II. depicts the beginnings of the Sas in the Western Desert campaign. A semi-fictional account, the BBC series adapts Ben Macintyre’s book of the same name. Sas: Rogue Heroes season 1 begins in 1941 in Cairo, Egypt where recovering British Army officer David Stirling (Connor Swindells) thinks up the idea of an elite special forces unit. Celebrated for its accurate depiction of historical events, season 2 of Sas: Rogue Heroes is confirmed and will be...

Gabrielle Carteris has been re-elected president of SAG-aftra in a contentious race to lead the 140,000-member performers union. Her slate of Unite for Strength running mates also made narrow gains but further solidified their control of the national board and the union's Los Angeles local, of which Jane Austin was elected president today. Carteris received 14,674 votes to Morales’ 8,145, Pete Antico’s 4,114, Robert B. Martin Jr.’s 1,207 and Marilyn Monrovia’s 715…...

Gabrielle Carteris has been re-elected president of SAG-aftra in a contentious race to lead the 140,000-member performers union. Her slate of Unite for Strength running mates also made narrow gains but further solidified their control of the national board and the union's Los Angeles local, of which Jane Austin was elected president today. Carteris received 14,674 votes to Morales’ 8,145, Pete Antico’s 4,114, Robert B. Martin Jr.’s 1,207 and Marilyn Monrovia’s 715…...

Tomorrow, SAG-aftra, the nation’s largest union for media artists, will announce the results of what has been a lively and, at times, tense election for union leadership. Incumbent Gabrielle Carteris, representing Unite for Strength, is running against Membership First’s Esai Morales and independent candidates Pete Antico, Robert B. Martin Jr., and Marilyn Monrovia. On the heels of a new film and television contract, escalating campaign rhetoric has moved between passionate and accusatory. Running for re-election as Unite for Strength’s candidate, Carteris’ platform is focusing on what her supporters see as accomplishments for the union during her service, from unifying the union’s previously separated healthcare plans and expanding tax incentives for filming, to toting new contract earnings. Morales with the opposition slate, Membership First, is running a campaign that attempts to harness the frustrations of an inner-union political culture that some members have grown to resent. With...