[ SECRET POST #3794 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3794 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #5

[(Anonymous)]

I mean...Johnny Depp is only one person working on a productions with dozens (if not hundreds of other people). Depp has already been paid for his work. Your dollars are not contributing to him directly.

Re: Inspired by #5

[(Anonymous)]

Isn't it the opposite way around? Technical people get paid before the movie goes out, and stars get the box office bonuses should the movie be a success?

Re: Inspired by #5

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think so, not necessarily. Stars will get a salary regardless of how well the movie does. Sometimes if the movie does exceptionally well, they might get a bonus on top of their salary, but by the time the movie is released, they've already been paid.

Re: Inspired by #5

[(Anonymous)]

Ehhh... perhaps not directly, but make no mistake, people paying for movie tickets does benefit Depp. It shows movie studios that he's still a bankable star that can bring in box office dollars. And that has a direct impact on what projects he'll be offered, what roles he will get, what personal projects of his are greenlit, etc. Arguably, that's even an more significant contribution than merely paying his salary.