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Yes, Spammy, I literally pulled those numbers from an article about the most profitable blockbusters of 2019.
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David
You're ignoring the cost of making the movie itself. I assumed $200m for the film and $50m for marketing in a reduced way.
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spamlet
Aug 11 '20, 08:24
$350 + 250 = 600. 600/30 = 20m.
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I’m definitely not. Those costs get split among investors, but at $37, Disney brings in $444 million.
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David
Aug 11, 08:34
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you mention it and I'd be interesting in how this will affect the pay scale of talent. what of the times actors/actresses/directors get a share of the
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Beaker
Aug 11, 08:38
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There have been several stories lately about how producers are trying to move away percentage gross with talent.
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David
Aug 11, 08:43
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