> The Iron Man 2 actor said he secured the role, but they „never got to my scene.“ Because Rockwell only had one line in the movie, production didn’t think it was worth it to pay him for a whole week of filming. So, they paid him for a day, fired him, and brought on Imperioli to play the part instead.
> „I still get residual checks for that even though I’m not in it,“ Rockwell said.
dakotanorth8 on
(Checks suddenly stop)
spiderfishx on
„We, uhh, we fixed the glitch.“
bluesbrothas on
I too would want free money.
sambull on
sounds like they pay him a bit of money based on work he did
hyzerKite on
Yeah, Sam, I am gonna need you to move down to the basement, and….oh is that my stapler? i will just take that back, yeah.
NOVAbuddy on
So now we pay [Streaming Service] to pay Sam to do nothing. Wonderful.
villianrules on
Similar to Marlon Waynes he was going to be Robin in a Tim Burton Batman movie, but the idea got scrapped and to this day he gets a paycheck
Gamer1729 on
This reminds me of a similar situation with one of the Wayans brothers who was cast as Robin in a Batman Returns before they went in a different direction. He still gets residual checks because of the contract he signed.
circlehead28 on
I’ve always been curious how the fuck they calculate residuals for movies/shows YEARS later. Especially with all of the change of distribution ownerships and what not.
Sounds stressful.
EDIT:
I’m less about intrigued about the formula used to calculate the residuals, and more focused on how they’re able to distribute and track these funds for individuals when said job occurred 20+ years ago.
How do they know where to send the check? How do they contact someone 20 years later? Where does one go to update their contact intimation? What if someone dies, who tells the studio? How many thousands of movies is this all tracked for?
Running1982 on
I bet he’s also rolling in that Pete and Pete money too.
Saelvinoth on
I, uh, too was in Lean on Me
MrPogoUK on
Meanwhile David Prowse claims he never got any residuals for Star Wars because it apparently didn’t make a profit.
latortillablanca on
Rockwell by name. Rock *very* well by reputation
lenoreislostAF on
How much are we talkin’ here? 15 cents? A quarter?
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> The Iron Man 2 actor said he secured the role, but they „never got to my scene.“ Because Rockwell only had one line in the movie, production didn’t think it was worth it to pay him for a whole week of filming. So, they paid him for a day, fired him, and brought on Imperioli to play the part instead.
> „I still get residual checks for that even though I’m not in it,“ Rockwell said.
(Checks suddenly stop)
„We, uhh, we fixed the glitch.“
I too would want free money.
sounds like they pay him a bit of money based on work he did
Yeah, Sam, I am gonna need you to move down to the basement, and….oh is that my stapler? i will just take that back, yeah.
So now we pay [Streaming Service] to pay Sam to do nothing. Wonderful.
Similar to Marlon Waynes he was going to be Robin in a Tim Burton Batman movie, but the idea got scrapped and to this day he gets a paycheck
This reminds me of a similar situation with one of the Wayans brothers who was cast as Robin in a Batman Returns before they went in a different direction. He still gets residual checks because of the contract he signed.
I’ve always been curious how the fuck they calculate residuals for movies/shows YEARS later. Especially with all of the change of distribution ownerships and what not.
Sounds stressful.
EDIT:
I’m less about intrigued about the formula used to calculate the residuals, and more focused on how they’re able to distribute and track these funds for individuals when said job occurred 20+ years ago.
How do they know where to send the check? How do they contact someone 20 years later? Where does one go to update their contact intimation? What if someone dies, who tells the studio? How many thousands of movies is this all tracked for?
I bet he’s also rolling in that Pete and Pete money too.
I, uh, too was in Lean on Me
Meanwhile David Prowse claims he never got any residuals for Star Wars because it apparently didn’t make a profit.
Rockwell by name. Rock *very* well by reputation
How much are we talkin’ here? 15 cents? A quarter?