Robin Wright describes how Netflix made her wrong as an actress for “Card house. “Wright participated together with Kevin Spacey in Hit 2013 series; Later, she took over as the main star after Spacey was dismissed in the middle of allegations of abuse before season 6. “House of cards” ended in 2018.
Told Wright Amount During the Monte-Carlo TV festival she had to fight to get paid in the same way as Spacey. “Yes, it was hard. I will be honest,” she said. “When I said, ‘I think it’s just fair because my character became as popular as (Spaceys), they said:’ We can’t pay you the same thing as an actor, so we will make you the Exec producer and you can direct. We give you three different paycheck. “I asked,” Why can’t you pay me as an actor? ” “Because you didn’t win an Oscar price.”
Spacey won the Oscar Prize for “The Canual Suspects” in 1995 and also “American Beauty” 2000.
Wright continued with his former co-star and then Policy in Netflix, “It has been the protocol for several years-it is only. If you say:” Why didn’t the woman not the same amount as Will Smith? “They say:” It will increase after you win. Nomination, not so much. Why does it have to do something with a raise? ”
Wright previously told Marie Claire that she had to “capitalize” on her character’s fandom to negotiate an increase. “I was,” I want to get paid in the same way as Kevin. “It was the perfect paradigm, she said.” There are very few movies or TV Shows where the male, patriarch and matriarch are equal, and they are in ‘House of cards.’ I looked at the statistics and Claire Underwood’s character was more popular than (Frank’s) for a while. So I took advantage of it. I was like, “You should pay me or I will be public.” And they did. “
Netflix founder Reed Hastings admitted that he doubted Ted Sarando’s vision for “House of Cards.” Hastings recalled to Amount As Sarandos told director David Fincher that Netflix would commit spend $ 100 million On the series and Greenlight for two seasons before a pilot had even been shot. Fincher would also have full creative control over the show, with Netflix which refrains from giving some notes.
