The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards Ceremony -- movie edition -- 1/7/18
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Oprah sounded like she was a sentence away from announcing her candidacy for 2020.
A good joke would have been someone getting mad that "once again not ONE woman nominated in the best actor category".
I agree with just about everything that was said tonight, even if a lot of it was poured on pretty thick and a little self serving. The one thing I don't agree with is pay inequality, at least in Hollywood. You get paid in movies precisely what you are worth. When Jennifer Lawrence gets paid 20 million and a male costar gets 100 grand, where is the pay inequality there? Sexism exists at a systemic level in our world, but when it comes to pay in movies not even even sexism can chip away at the role of the almighty dollar. NOTHING in Hollywood trumps cold hard cash. If you put asses in the seats you get paid for exactly how many asses you can put in the seats.
Anyways, I thought Seth's monologue was the highlight of the show.
A good joke would have been someone getting mad that "once again not ONE woman nominated in the best actor category".
I agree with just about everything that was said tonight, even if a lot of it was poured on pretty thick and a little self serving. The one thing I don't agree with is pay inequality, at least in Hollywood. You get paid in movies precisely what you are worth. When Jennifer Lawrence gets paid 20 million and a male costar gets 100 grand, where is the pay inequality there? Sexism exists at a systemic level in our world, but when it comes to pay in movies not even even sexism can chip away at the role of the almighty dollar. NOTHING in Hollywood trumps cold hard cash. If you put asses in the seats you get paid for exactly how many asses you can put in the seats.
Anyways, I thought Seth's monologue was the highlight of the show.
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Surprised to see Kirk Douglas with his daughter-in-law Catherine Zeta Jones on stage. While he look frail and in wheelchair I have to admire his longevity and spirit.
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Oprah sounded like she was a sentence away from announcing her candidacy for 2020.
A good joke would have been someone getting mad that "once again not ONE woman nominated in the best actor category".
I agree with just about everything that was said tonight, even if a lot of it was poured on pretty thick and a little self serving. The one thing I don't agree with is pay inequality, at least in Hollywood. You get paid in movies precisely what you are worth. When Jennifer Lawrence gets paid 20 million and a male costar gets 100 grand, where is the pay inequality there? Sexism exists at a systemic level in our world, but when it comes to pay in movies not even even sexism can chip away at the role of the almighty dollar. NOTHING in Hollywood trumps cold hard cash. If you put asses in the seats you get paid for exactly how many asses you can put in the seats.
Anyways, I thought Seth's monologue was the highlight of the show.
A good joke would have been someone getting mad that "once again not ONE woman nominated in the best actor category".
I agree with just about everything that was said tonight, even if a lot of it was poured on pretty thick and a little self serving. The one thing I don't agree with is pay inequality, at least in Hollywood. You get paid in movies precisely what you are worth. When Jennifer Lawrence gets paid 20 million and a male costar gets 100 grand, where is the pay inequality there? Sexism exists at a systemic level in our world, but when it comes to pay in movies not even even sexism can chip away at the role of the almighty dollar. NOTHING in Hollywood trumps cold hard cash. If you put asses in the seats you get paid for exactly how many asses you can put in the seats.
Anyways, I thought Seth's monologue was the highlight of the show.
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Yep. Complain after you have banked the check.
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They should maybe try blaming their management. I would say that when it comes down to negotiating pay for a role its between them and the production company. At the end of the day the actress signed off on it. If they had such a problem at the time they could simply have said. "find someone else."
Yep. Complain after you have banked the check.
Yep. Complain after you have banked the check.
It is cute that you think Reese Witherspoon did not have speak up a bit louder when she was a hot commodity in film (her Legally Blonde / Sweet Home Alabama days) to get paid anywhere near what the hot male stars were getting for their pics the same years she was in Legally Blonde and Sweet Home Alabama.
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Dude...are you that naive as to think that it has not been a struggle for actresses who put asses in seats to get paid anywhere near the same as their male counterpart in a film? It is no secret that while plenty of dudes were getting 20m a picture (now they ask for less but a piece of the back end) it was a struggle for actresses with confirmed blockbusters on their CV to get anywhere near 8-12+ million a movie.
It is cute that you think Reese Witherspoon did not have speak up a bit louder when she was a hot commodity in film (her Legally Blonde / Sweet Home Alabama days) to get paid anywhere near what the hot male stars were getting for their pics the same years she was in Legally Blonde and Sweet Home Alabama.
It is cute that you think Reese Witherspoon did not have speak up a bit louder when she was a hot commodity in film (her Legally Blonde / Sweet Home Alabama days) to get paid anywhere near what the hot male stars were getting for their pics the same years she was in Legally Blonde and Sweet Home Alabama.
And who gives a shit about Reese Witherspoon. She was always a piss poor actress in my eyes and i am amazed she ever hit the big time. I mean she wanted a pay rise for that shit?????
And you didnt even address what i said about a stars reps. You know what, just like sports stars, they all get overpaid for what they do. Give them all less money i say.
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Total Pay (Points & Salary) / Days Worked / Average
Cooper: 8.8m / 46 days / $191,304 per day
Bale: 8.8m / 45 days / $195,555 per day
Lawrence: 6.4m / 19 days / $336,842 per day
Adams: 6.15m / 45 days / $136,666 per day