After the release of the film's Hollywood actor salary list, the foreign media "Variety" issued another TV series, and the original maximum salary limit was also broken.
What broke the movie was that Daniel Craig signed two films at the same time, with a single film salary of 50 million US dollars, and the only person who could have this level in a single film was "Boulder" Johnson, both of whom were fixed salaries from streaming movies;
Breaking the TV series was Robert Downey Jr., the actor who played "Iron Man".
Different from movies, the main reason for the salary increase of American dramas is not only streaming media, but also the addition of more and more movie coffee.
Even so, by 2019, the recognized maximum salary will rise to about $1 million per episode.
According to the general 10 episodes, a drama down, the lead actor can get 10 million US dollars.
Although it is half the maximum salary of hollywood blockbusters for 20 million movies, it is a world of difference compared to before 2015.
Otherwise, why didn't anyone who made movies before make a movie make a movie, and the crowded scalp of the filming had to be proud to enter the big screen.
And Robert Downey Jr. came, just like Netflix's contract for Daniel Craig, directly doubling the original maximum salary line.
That's $2 million an episode.
In this way, according to the calculation of 10 episodes, Downey Jr. is 20 million in a drama, and his salary for making a movie is about the same level, but there is no box office dividend.
It is rumored that "Reunion 4" gave him 100 million yuan is definitely not a dividend, because Marvel knows that this box office will definitely earn, so it is confident to give such a high fixed salary.
The episode that helped him set the record is "The Sympathizer," directed by South Korean director Park Chan-wook, produced by A24 Pictures, and the partner platform will be HBO, not the rich and wayward Netflix.
It is reported that 2 million is still only a guaranteed expectation, and the final confirmed figure is only high, not low.
Earlier, it was reported that Downey Jr. played a supporting role, so it may also become a special case.
Another Marvel actor, Chris Pratt, who plays "Star Lord", returned to the small screen after 5 years, and his salary is already at the top level of 1.4 million episodes.
His new drama, "The Ultimate List," is owned by Amazon, and the story revolves around the SEALs, which is expected to start this year or next year.
Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges' first appearance in an American drama is also expensive, directly taking $1 million in an episode and joining the Million Club.
He starred in "The Old Man," directed by Spider-Man: Heroes director Joe Watts, about a retired CIA agent who is chased by a killer and forced to rediscover the past.
That's right, he's the one who played the villain in Iron Man.
Combined with a list released in 2019, the actors in the American Drama Million Club include:
"Game of Thrones" Peter Dinrage, due to the popularity of "Little Devil", went to 1.1 million when filming the seventh season, and the statement of more than 2 million should be wrong;
Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon of the Morning News;
Space Force, Steve Carell;
"Spark of Stars" by Kelly Washington;
Jim Parsons after the Big Bang Theory season eight, Johnny Galkerch, Kelly Cuoco;
The second season of "Nine Perfect Strangers" and "Big Little Lies" are both nicole Kidman with millions.
It can be seen that it is not only the movie café that can get the top salary, like Jennifer Aniston and Steve Carrell, the old birds of American dramas, when they are almost in the final season, they are almost millions, and they are naturally entitled to take so much.
Not all movie stars have to take millions, after all, there are more than 10 million club members announced.
Further down the level of 750,000 episodes.
The newest on the list is Lord Judge Brian Cranston, who was previously 700,000 episodes.
Before, like him, he was basically a movie café.
For example, in Defending Jacob, Chris Evans;
Star Trek: Picard by Patrick Stewart.
Kate Winslet of East Side Nightmare is a little lower, winning 650,000 episodes, in line with Julia Roberts in Homecoming.
These two are Oscar queens, perhaps because of the relationship between the first starring in the series, they did not take millions. When Nicole Kidman starred in the first season of 2017's Big Little Lies, and Emma Stone of 2018's Mad Men, it was only 350,000.
If they continue to take over the drama, it is estimated that they will soon be able to enter the Millions Club.
Previous American dramas at this level have been Norman Ridus and Andrew Lincoln after the eighth season of The Walking Dead.
When the original "Game of Thrones" actor Pedro Pascaine re-starred in "The Mandalorian" and then adapted the game "The Last Survivor", the salary had risen to 600,000 episodes;
"Aquaman" Jason Momma starred in the Apple drama "See", which is also at this level.
500,000 episodes is what many American drama celebrities can get.
That number originated in 2013's Netflix House of Cards, when Kevin Spacey and Robin White were already sky-high for $500,000.
And now, including Homeland's Claire Denise;
"Modern Family" starring Ed O'Neill and others;
It's at least for the price.
Kevin Costner of Yellowstone, no more, no less is also 500,000.
400,000 is probably the lowest price for big-name dramas.
Paul Luther starred in "The New Self" in 450,000 episodes;
It is even 50,000 more than Henry Cavill in "Demon Hunter". Yes, "Iron Man" is 2 million, which is 5 times that of "Big Super" 400,000.
Renee Zellweger in "Fake/Like" and Hillary Swank in "Far Away", both Oscar queens are 400,000.
Winona Red of Stranger Things also has a price range of 350,000 to 400,000, which is 100,000 more than the little protagonist "Little 11" Millie Bobby Brown.
However, "Little 11" is now a movie café, and it is estimated that the salary has risen.
Further down are the more common two or three hundred thousand one episodes.
Including "Our Day", "The Amazing Mrs. Maisel", "Need for Mama" and other popular dramas, the main actors are almost paid so much.
Shooting one season a year is almost a few million dollars in revenue.
And back to Robert Downey Jr.'s 2 million episodes, he really has the possibility of topping the income of a whole series in 1 episode. Did you say it wasn't excessive?