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Jason Isaacs becomes real about how much The white lotus The cast was paid for starring on one of the most popular shows on television.
In an interview with Bullet Published on Monday, June 16, Isaacs, 62, confirmed reports that he and his fellow Casters had won $ 40,000 per episode.
“I didn’t know that was public information,” the actor told the outlet. “That’s absolutely true. In general, actors don’t talk about pay in public because it’s ridiculous disproportionate with what we’re doing – maintaining funny cosmetics and voices – and just exciting the public.”
Isaacs continued, “But compared to what people are usually paid for big TV shows, that’s a very low price. But the truth is, we would have paid to be in it. We would probably have put part of the body.”
The former actor harbor does not harbor any hard feelings about earning the same salary as less experience.
“Do I don’t care that I wasn’t paid more than other people? I never work for money,” he said. “That is, I’ve done everything right. People will think I have a huge stock piles of money but unfortunately, what I’ve done quite immature is to expand my arrival all -going to my inconsistencies and spending everything I’ve gained over the years to a great extent.”
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He suggested that filming abroad added to tension on the set of the HBO series.
“Thailand is far from home to everyone,” added Isaacs. “There were a lot of people (was) there at the hotel, away for seven months. It’s hot. No one has their families with them.”
According to Isaacs, everyone would trust him, sharing, “I would sit there like Yoda. They would come to me. They would often go away and misbehave as children, and come back and want counsel. And I would go, ‘When I was your age….'”
Isaacs was humiliating all the headlines on which the actor was feudal with whom.
“Detectives on -lein were trying to work out where the impairment lines were between people,” he explained. “People made friends. People met people who were not as friendly with them. All the usual things that happen when a group of people goes away for a long time.”
